business class

Go back to the e-newsletter > Malaysia Airlines has unveiled its new A330-300 Business Class seats at the World Travel Market in London. The new seats, which will be introduced in April 2016, will see all 15 A330-300 aircrafts fitted with the new configuration by September 2016. The business class seat pitch, which measures at 43 inches…

Go back to the e-newsletter > Etihad Airways has launched a colourful new range of collectable limited-edition Business Class amenity kits, the result of…

Go back to the e-newsletter > Etihad Airways has been named Best Airline – Business Class at the 26th Annual TTG Travel Awards 2015. The award, voted…

Go back to the e-newsletter > Qatar Airways has announced its highly anticipated daily direct services from Doha to Sydney starting from 1 March 2016, the third Australian city in the Qatar network. Currently, the Doha-based carrier operates daily non-stop flights to Melbourne and Perth with a total of 14 services each week. Qatar Airways…

Go back to the e-newsletter > Fiji Airways has announced that all business class passengers travelling on flights operated by its B737 fleet will be…

Go back to the e-newsletter > Swiss International Air Lines (SWISS) has been voted “Europe’s Leading Airline Business Class” in the annual World Travel…

The all business-class boutique airline La Compagnie has introduced flights between London (LTN) and New York (EWR) starting at £1100 per round-trip. The French startup company is wanting to revolutionise business-class air travel by offering luxury services at premium economy prices. Previously only offering flights between Paris and New…

Lufthansa has announced that from August onwards, passengers in the Lufthansa Business Class will experience a new service on board long-haul flights.…

KLM Royal Dutch Airline has announced the addition of a Boeing 787-9 to its fleet, due to arrive in October 2015. Among the most important features of…

SWISS have announced the arrival of the first of its nine new Boeing 777-300ERs are due next January. The new twin-jets will seat 340 passengers in SWISS configuration. They will also offer a new state-of-the-art cabin in all three classes, which will include Wi-Fi. First Class: 8 seats, transformable into private suites 32-inch screen…