Finnair Business Class Airbus A350-900

You are booked to fly on a Finnair Airbus A350-900, arranged in a 1-2-1 layout with lie-flat beds. We recommend mid-cabin seats to avoid any disturbance from the galley or toilet areas. Seats D & H are best suited towards couples with window seats A & L best for solo travellers. The curved high backrest provides extra privacy and while Finnair does not provide pyjamas, they supply good quality bedding, cushions and an amenity kit. On board, you will experience signature Finnish service and dining. 

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Air France Business Class Airbus A220-300

You will be flying Air France’s Airbus A220-300, its newest short-haul plane. There is no set Business Class cabin – you will be in an Economy Class seat, set in a 3-2 configuration, although as standard in Europe, the seat next to you will be blocked out. As such, for solo travellers, we would recommend a seat on the left side of the cabin, as this is effectively a solo seat. As for couples, we would recommend seats on the right side of the plane. You will still receive a full meal service on your short flight.

KLM Business Class Boeing 777-200

Business Class on KLM’s B777-200/200ER has a current configuration of 2-2-2, housing KLM’s World Business Class. These seats are known to be incredibly comfortable to get some sleep on overnight flights. If assigned a 2-2-2 configuration we recommend the ultra-private section in row 6 where there is only one row of business class. As a note, the entire KLM B777 fleet is currently undergoing a refurbishment into a brand-new business class product which may be assigned to your flight as the refurbishments progress. Regardless, the service on the world’s oldest airline is always excellent. As a special treat, make sure you pick up your Delft Blue house as a memento of your business class experience.  

For a more detailed look at this business-class product, read this review by Point Hacks.

British Airways Business Class Airbus A319

You will be flying on a British Airways Airbus A319. This narrow-bodied aircraft has the same 3-3 seating from front to back. Business Class passengers are seated at the front of the plane with the centre seat of each three blocked. You will receive business-class service and catering. BA charges for advance seat reservations, even in Business Class. As all the seating is the same, we recommend saving your money and taking what is available at online check-in, 24 hours before your flight. Seat choice at this time is free.

China Eastern Business Class A350-900

You will be boarding a China Eastern A350-900 containing a 1-2-1 Business class configuration. This aircraft contains modern lie-flat seats with a sliding door for added privacy. The seats alternate between being closer to the aisle and closer to the window/neighbouring seat. We would recommend selecting even numbered window seats A & K for solo travellers and middle seats D & G for couples.

You can expect high-quality Western and Chinese meal options paired with a wide range of beverage choices.

Emirates Business Class 777-300ER

Emirates’ Boeing 777-300ER in business class is equipped with angle-flat seats in a 2-3-2 configuration. While this is not the most modern configuration, this does allow easy access to your travelling companions during the flight. As such, for couples and solo travellers, we would recommend taking seats next to the windows, whereas groups of 3 would be best in the middle seats. Onboard, you can expect high levels of service from Emirates, along with a comprehensive dining experience and an exhaustive selection of entertainment options. Other additions include a well-stocked amenity kit as well as a mattress topper to ensure a restful sleep.

For a full review of this Emirates business class product, please see this review by Point Hacks.