Forbes

First Time Flying First Class? Here’s Everything You Need To Look Like A Regular

First-class fliers have a code. It’s subtle and usually comes with a glass of champagne. If you want fit in before you fall flat in a sea of stares, learn the unspoken rules—lest you mistake the amuse ...
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How first class air travel has changed through the decades - so, is it still worth it?

Flying first class has long been considered the pinnacle of luxury when it comes to commercial travel. From quieter cabins and fine dining to spacious seating - not to mention the feeling of being far ...
Travel + Leisure

I Spent an Extra $41 to Fly First Class on Breeze Airways — Here's How It Went

Over the past decade, I've jammed myself (and my luggage!) into free airport shuttles, slept on my friends' partially deflated air mattresses, and woken up in the wee hours of the morning to catch a ...
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I paid $500 to upgrade from business to first class on British Airways. I was blown away by luxury perks like a private suite and massages.

Before my trip from Sydney to London, I upgraded my British Airways ticket to first class for $500. The 22-hour journey gave me access to VIP airport lounges and the airline's new first-class suites.
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I spent $7,000 on a first-class Emirates flight from Dubai to Korea and was pampered with an airport chauffeur, a lie-flat bed, and an in-flight shower

I paid $7,000 to fly from Dubai to Korea on Emirates in first class. I thought it was worth it for the chauffeur arrival, lounge, lie-flat bed, and in-flight shower. The constant over-the-top service ...