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First class flights, without first class arithmetic.

The world's last true first class cabins carry four to fourteen seats per flight. We hold unpublished contract access to them, fares typically 30-50% below published, and on the right dates, startlingly close to business class prices. If a suite, a shower at 40,000 feet, or La Première's tarmac Mercedes is on your list, this is the desk that books it.

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The last true first classes

Airlines we book in first

4.9

Qatar Airways

Qsuite

Couples, honeymooners and anyone who values privacy, the closing door is still rare in business class.

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4.7

Emirates

Business (A380 & 777)

Travelers who want the full spectacle, bars, showers, chauffeurs, and one-stop reach to almost anywhere.

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4.8

Singapore Airlines

Business (A350/A380/777)

Service perfectionists and ultra-long-haul flyers, nobody executes 17-hour flights better.

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4.3

British Airways

Club Suite

Transatlantic frequency and value, the most available discounted flat bed between the US and Europe.

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4.8

ANA (All Nippon Airways)

The Room

Transpacific flyers who want maximum space and flawless, unobtrusive service.

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4.5

Etihad Airways

Business Studio

Value-focused Gulf routings, and A380 First Apartment bucket-listers.

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4.5

Qantas

Business Suite

Australia-bound travelers, and anyone who judges an airline by its lounges.

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4.6

Cathay Pacific

Aria Suite

Asia-bound travelers who value lounges and understated design.

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4.5

Air France

Business (new 777/A350 cabin)

Design and dining obsessives crossing the Atlantic in style.

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4.4

Lufthansa

Allegris Business

Europe-bound travelers who value ground service, and first class bucket-listers.

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4.7

Japan Airlines

A350 Business Suite

Transpacific flyers who want ANA-grade service inside the oneworld ecosystem.

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4.4

Korean Air

Prestige Suites 2.0

One-stop value to Southeast Asia and Korea with first-rate service.

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Answers, upfront

First class, answered

How much do first class flights cost?

Published international first class fares run $10,000-$25,000 round-trip. Through unpublished contract inventory, FlyBusinessClass regularly books first class at 30-50% below published, and on select dates within 25-60% of the business class price, which transforms the value equation.

Which airlines still offer true first class?

Emirates, Singapore Airlines (Suites), ANA (The Suite), Japan Airlines, Air France (La Première), Lufthansa, British Airways and Qantas on select routes. Each carries only 4-14 first seats per flight, which is why advisor access to unpublished inventory matters.

Is first class worth the price over business class?

On true suite products, Emirates with its shower spa, Singapore Suites with a separate bed, La Première with tarmac transfers, yes, for milestone trips or flights over 10 hours. When the negotiated gap narrows to 25-40%, many of our clients upgrade without hesitation.

Can you get first class award availability?

We book paid contract fares rather than award seats, no hunting for mythical availability, no transfer bonuses, no blackout dates. Your dates, confirmed at booking.

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