At Pearson Lloyd, we design with the understanding that future generations will view travel differently, shaped by shifting values around sustainability, personalisation, and technology. Once associated solely with corporate travel, business class now serves a wider range of users – from solo travellers to colleagues, friends, and families, for both business and leisure. Modern buying habits reflect this shift, with customers expecting a level of choice that caters to their individual needs and desires. Our work on Lufthansa’s Allegris Business Class cabin responded to these evolving expectations, showing how brands can adapt to meet the unique values and priorities of every passenger.
Younger travellers increasingly prioritise eco-conscious solutions, flexible environments, and digital integration that make each journey efficient, productive, and meaningful. Through our strategy work, we guide clients in adapting their spaces to these generational needs. Within Allegris, we developed a cabin strategy and the first multi-seat design – offering five distinct variations – that resonates with both current and future travellers, reflecting their expectations for comfort, choice, and environmental responsibility. This design provides an unprecedented level of accessibility and customisation, optimising space to accommodate features like extra-long beds, dedicated workspaces, enhanced privacy options, suite doors, couples seating, and bassinets for families. The tessellated layout of these all-aisle-access seats maximises both comfort and functionality.
Our research-led design approach enables brands to engage deeply with today’s passengers while positioning themselves for tomorrow. By anticipating future needs, we help clients create a unified, future-ready journey across travel classes that meets diverse and evolving expectations. This forward-thinking approach builds lasting connections, ensuring brands remain relevant in an ever-changing travel landscape.