The Dreamliner's fuel-saving and range appeal to many airlines, alongside its powerful GEnx or Trent series engines.

Paying five figures for a flight might sound absurd—until you see what that ticket gets you. These first-class cabins go ...

Qantas and Etihad ... That’s because the cabins on the 747 are more modern, and every business class seat has direct aisle access (unlike aboard the A380). “Some of our customers intentionally ...

Qantas will add an extra toilet to the XLR, with four in total. That includes three for the 177 economy customers and one for the 20 business class seats. There are also super-sized overhead ...

Can you justify the cost? What are the real benefits of sitting at the front? Business class flights are a $75.96 billion industry as of 2023, with projections to reach $102.15 billion by 2030.

via Netflix Supported by By Daisuke Wakabayashi Daisuke Wakabayashi, Asia business correspondent, reported from Seoul. On an early episode of Netflix’s hit cooking show “Culinary Class Wars ...

Qantas’ deployment of its Airbus A380 on the Sydney-Johannesburg ... The upgauge itself is impressive: in addition to the 14 first class seats, business expands from 42 to 70 seats, premium economy ...

All these elements are amplified in Qantas Business Class, which has the essential bonus of a lie-flat bed that doesn’t require you to sleep at an angle and amenities that include, for my money ...

Instead of canceling the tickets, Qantas said it would rebook the customers in business class “as a gesture of goodwill” at no extra cost. Alternatively, passengers who aren’t satisfied with ...