The fluid flow front during impregnation of non-crimp fabrics is considered. Irregularities in fiber bundle architecture lead to generation of bubbles at the fluid front. The velocity of this interface is highly influenced by capillary forces mainly caused by the small fibers inside the bundles. In order to derive the shapes of the fluid front, a lattice-gas model has been applied. First, the macroscopic properties of the solved gas in the fluid are discussed. Next, the bubble inclusions are analyzed as to fluid-liquid interface position and concentrations of minor component in each phase. Finally, the flow in the interior of the fiber bundles is scrutinized, where the viscous stresses are considered, as well.