Lufthansa Group airlines configure A220-300s with varying seat counts and zones

Lufthansa Group airlines configure A220-300s with varying seat counts and zones
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Lufthansa City Airlines’ A220-300 has 148 seats across 32 rows, an exit row at row 12 and only seats D, E, F in the final row, and it is equipped with three toilets, one of which is wheelchair‑accessible at the rear.

Swiss operates 21 A220-300s with 145 seats, placing Business Class in the first six rows and offering a Preferred Zone from rows 7 to 10 plus extra legroom in row 12, while ITA Airways runs 19 A220-300s with 148 seats, limiting Business Class to rows 1 and 2, extending its Preferred Zone to row 16 and providing extra legroom in row 14, with the last row fully seated.

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