Many LTS customers are completely OK with that, because they never upgrade. Hardware is installed with the current LTS and configured for its purpose. Then toward the end of the support life or regulatory cycle, new hardware is purchased, the then-current LTS is installed, and the system is configured and tested to ensure it can take over. When it can, the old system is decommissioned.
There's no upgrade breakage because there's no upgrade: the old system stays working until there's confidence that the new one is working properly, even if that takes a long time due to all the changes.
If there is a compelling feature that new software would enable, the cycle can be sped up, but that mostly doesn't happen because the system has a purpose that it met when it was set up. If there's something new and compelling, the company will set up a new system with a new purpose.
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