Review: ANA “The Suite” First Class (B777-300ER)
ANA’s ‘The Suite’ is First Class in a league of its own – refined Japanese hospitality, outstanding dining, and an unforgettable journey.
ANA’s ‘The Suite’ is First Class in a league of its own – refined Japanese hospitality, outstanding dining, and an unforgettable journey.
KLM Cityhopper Business Class on the Embraer 175 is exactly what you would expect for European business class, but for the right amount of points, it can make sense.
ANA’s older first class on the Boeing 777-300ER is showing its age, but excellent service, plus high-quality food and beverage, still make it a worthwhile experience.
Etihad Airways Business Class delivers a comfortable seat, excellent service, great dining, and solid value, making it a top long-haul choice.
American Airlines Flagship First Class is a slight upgrade over business class, but is it worth the difference in miles or cash? Find out.
British Airways Premium Economy is a rough deal when it comes to redeeming Avios points, and it didn’t get much better after boarding the aircraft.
I flew TAP Air Portugal’s business class from Lisbon to San Francisco on the A330-900neo. Here’s an honest look at the seat, food, lounge, and overall experience.
KLM business class on the 787-10 Dreamliner offered a very good hard product, but the level of service made this experience stand out.
While the hard product is quite dated, Kenya Airways business class is a convenient way to reach Nairobi from North America.
Virgin Atlantic Premium Economy on the A330-300 offers additional legroom and excellent dining, but a less-than-stellar entertainment console.
SWISS business class offers warm hospitality and excellent food while easily bookable with Aeroplan points.
British Airways Business Class Club Suite, or Club World, is a modern hard product, but the service, food, and beverage were lacking.
Hawaiian Airlines First Class Leihōkū Suites brings the spirit of aloha service, premium comfort, and privacy all together under the stars.
SAS business class offers a modern seat, an excellent drink menu, and much more, making it an excellent option for crossing the Atlantic Ocean.
Hawaiian Airlines business class, or domestic first class, is one of the only ways you can fly to or from Hawaii with a lie-flat seat.
Porter Airlines PorterReserve class is a notch above economy, with more legroom and complimentary food. Read our review for more details.