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Flight test: Singapore Airlines shows how good economy class can be
It certainly doesn't feel like "cattle class" with Singapore Airlines.
It certainly doesn't feel like "cattle class" with Singapore Airlines.
Smooth service, flavoursome food, comfortable seats. This is how a great business class experience should go.
Impressive entertainment options, good meals and professional flight attendants make this service great.
Flight test: Qantas' premium economy seats provide better seat/sleeping comfort and they're in hot demand.
The plane's a dream but it's not all smooth flying.
The test of any airline's service is how attendants handle an awkward moment.
With extra roomy seat and legroom, this is well worth the extra cost without the price tag of business.
The last time I had nothing in an aircraft was during a Chinese CAAC domestic flight in 1990.
With prices that can often match economy class seats on the regular airlines, this is a great long-haul option for those who appreciate big seats.
With prices from $885 one way for business class, this is a stylish and comfortable way to get to Bali.
Flight test: American Airlines, San Francisco to Miami
When you're in it for the long-haul, fancy earphones and a glass of sparkling wine makes you feel a little bit special.
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