Airline Business Class Flight Reviews

The plane is not even half full. Service is good, food is not exiting, it’s a short flight Sydney to Melbourne

The booking process is painful. It takes easily over 2hrs to call customer service each time. Ever since Covid, almost every airline feels ok to provi...

They are using the House Lounge at Sydney Airport

Round the World 5 sectors BC and these seats were the tightest and frustratingly tight if at window as 2 x 2 config adjacent meant had to climb over ad...

As more airlines are doing away with first class and moving towards luxurious business class seats, is flying in the top dollar cabin really worth it? Over recent years, we’ve seen the demise of first class cabins. Airlines such as KLM, Asiana and Korean Air have stopped first class altogether, while other carriers have reduced them to certain long-haul routes. As business class cabins undergo ultra-plush makeovers, the demand for first class has dropped, and so has the number of seats available. So, does the difference between first class and business class still warrant the extra price tag?

The newly refreshed Cathay business class provides new slippers, duvet, mattress topper. The amenity included Jurliqure products (to be replaced with B...

Old aircraft with recliners, no flatbed, no amenities. Food was good, three course with icecream, services OK. Its a short haul flight, no slippers or ...

Newer aircraft and better interior compared to the flight from Amman to Abu Dhabi. Beds are flat, food is tasty!

It's a 2.5 hour flight, on an older aircraft. Food was good. Services were ok.

It is a proper business class with fully flatbed. Food was great, loved the arabic appetiser and sea bream. Services were average.

Singapore Airlines first class really is up there when it comes to luxury travel. It operates two different aircraft offering first class, the A380 which has deluxe suites, and the Boeing 777-300ER which offers comfortable first class seats/beds, both of which are progressively getting an overhaul. (You’ll need to check which Singapore Airlines first class suites or seats (new or ‘old’) are available on your flight.)