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Eurowings introduces Premium BIZ seat upgrade for Berlin-Dubai flights

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Eurowings introduces Premium BIZ seat upgrade for Berlin-Dubai flights
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Eurowings has announced that customers can now book its new Premium BIZ seat, which will debut on November 22, 2025, on the Berlin-Dubai route. The upgrade is available from €399.99 per leg in addition to the standard BIZclass fare.

The Premium BIZ seat offers a 2x2 configuration with eight exclusive seats in the Airbus A320neo aircraft. Features include an adjustable leg rest, USB port, cocktail table, and increased personal space. Passengers will also receive premium service such as an aperitif, hot meal, amenity kit, pillow, and blanket.

According to Eurowings, "The countdown has started: Eurowings customers can now book the new Premium BIZ seat – the seat upgrade for everyone who values more space, privacy, and service when traveling." The airline states that this product aims to provide greater comfort and functionality for medium-haul travel.

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This makes Eurowings the first German airline to offer premium seats in narrow-body aircraft like the Airbus A320neo. Customers can book the new seat during their original reservation or add it later for flights departing on or after November 22 via www.eurowings.com.

The launch of Premium BIZ is part of a broader product and service campaign by Eurowings. The market test during the winter flight schedule of 2025/26 is expected to help other Lufthansa Group airlines gain insights into future aircraft configurations.

Eurowings is preparing for significant fleet renewal starting in 2027 with plans to introduce 40 Boeing 737-8 MAX aircraft capable of flying up to 6,500 kilometers. The company says cabin design and comfort will be redefined by then.

Further details about the Premium BIZ seat are available on the Eurowings website.

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