However, while the business class configuration in Lufthansa's 747-8s sees each pair of seats angled

Lufthansa will begin upgrading ancient greece and travel its Airbus A380s business class cabin towards the end of this year as the German carrier moves to standardise on the new fully-flat business class seat already seen in its Boeing 747-8 jetliners.
However, while the business class configuration in Lufthansa's 747-8s sees each pair of seats angled towards each other in a V-shape (as shown below), Lufthansa's A380 layout is expected to have both seats parallel but pointing towards the outer cabin wall.
I think the extra space between the middle seats will not be present on the A380 new configuration because the new seats (slightly ancient greece and travel wider than the old ones that are 19.6in) will have to fit in the already tight upper deck of the A380 (5.8m at floor level then gets narrower vs 6.1m on the main deck of the 748i).
If you look at the aisles in the current configuration of the A380 you'll notice how tight they are! Imagine trying to fit slightly wider seats similar to the ones installed on the upper deck of the 747-8, or to the window ones on the main deck.
Totally ancient greece and travel agree with russell, unbelievable LH missed the mark so badly whereas SWISS has a very classy offering (which has become more or less the standard if you look at what DL, US, OS, SN) are offering. Having ancient greece and travel said that, I have been lucky enough to fly their new F and that is truly a wonderful seat.
i agree with AusFlyer the design of these is very unsettling I think women travelling on own would find it off-putting to say the least. What I dont understand is lufthansa now putting these into their a380 as well as the 747-8.
Like other respondents, I agree that the proposed seating ancient greece and travel layout for the new Bus Seat configuration with the feet are close to each other is a strange decision. I often travel alone in BUS and always ancient greece and travel ensure that a female sharing the window seats, will be comfortable before settling down for the flight.