many airlines now offer fully flat beds in long haul business class, and some are introducing suite-style seating.Ī good example of this is the new Club Suite introduced by British Airways. One of the significant changes that has effected first class in recent years is the improvement in business class. Photo: Emirates How does first class differ from business class? In Australia and New Zealand, only Qantas offers it (and only on the A380).ĭining is an excellent experience in first class.It is also available with El Al, Kuwait Airways, Oman Air, and Saudi. The three leading carriers Etihad, Emirates, and Qatar Airways, all have first class. First class is popular in the Middle East too.Chinese airlines offering it include Air China, China Eastern, and China Southern. First class is offered by Air India, ANA, Japan Airlines, Bamboo Airways, Cathay Pacific (and subsidiary Cathay Dragon), Garuda Indonesia, Singapore Airlines, Thai Airways, and Korean Air. Many of the country' flag carriers' offers a first class cabin, as do many of the regional airlines in China. Asia is a standout region for first class.In Europe, first class is found on British Airways, Air France, Lufthansa, and Swiss International Airlines.In North America first class is only offered on American Airlines.Which airlines offer first class?Īirlines that (as at mid-2020) operate this class of service include the following: This, naturally, differs both in price and service from international first class. Domestic first class is also a common appearance on US airlines. We are looking in this guide at international first class, generally on long haul services. This is often prepared on-demand, and with extensive choice. These days it will always include fully flat beds, either as large seats or private enclosed suites, as well as excellent food and drink. It's all about privacy, flexibility, and luxury. Put simply, first class the top tier of service offered by some, but by no means all, of the largest airlines. SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT What is first class?
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