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Many airlines sell Business Class even on very short flights with less than half an hour in the air. Providing a premium service in such limited time is a challenge - which only some airlines rise to.
Economy Class flying can be enjoyable if the seat is comfortable and the service is great. It really depends on these 9 factors!
These are the airlines that continue to offer the 3-3-3, or 9-abreast, layout in their Boeing 777 Economy Class cabins.
If you don't enjoy turbulence when flying, understanding its causes and choosing your seat carefully can help you to get through it.
Airlines have to find a balance between offering enough food, at the right times, without blowing their catering budget. On overnight flights, many airlines don't get this right...
Frequent flyers have lots of small micro-hacks that make air travel just that little bit easier - like knowing how to melt the frozen butter that comes with most Economy meals, or how to raise the armrest on the aisle. What's your best trick?
Find out how frequent flyers spot the difference between types of planes, and which aircraft types are the best to fly on.
Qantas is one of the only airlines to install nets for your feet in Economy Class on its long-haul aircraft. I find that this makes it much easier to sleep!
Frequent flyers discuss the correct etiquette and different approaches to reclining your seat on a long-haul flight. It's a guaranteed source of conflict if done wrong.
Many frequent flyers prefer to sit at the front of the plane, but there are some unexpected advantages of choosing the last row.
The SQ321 accident is a good reminder to always keep your seatbelt fastened when seated. But airlines also need to take the seatbelt sign more seriously, to prevent complacency.
If you're travelling in Business Class and have a partner in Economy, some airlines might let you switch seats - but it's up to the crew on the day.