The Points Guy

Delta set to unveil massive first-class cabin on its newest planes — but it's temporary

Delta Air Lines will begin flying an Airbus A321neo with a whopping 44 first-class seats this summer — but it's a temporary ...

Flying First Class In Air India’s A350 Business-Class Suite

Inside Air India’s A350 Business Class: private suites, refined dining, luxury amenities, and a surprising return to world-class travel ...

Delta’s 44-Seat First Class A321neos Debut Confirmed: Here’s Where They’ll Fly

Delta Air Lines has confirmed its "new" Airbus A321neos with enlarged first class cabins will be making their debut this ...

The airlines with the world's most comfortable first class suites in 2026

Around a dozen or so airlines continue to offer first-class seating, with Emirates contributing up to half of the suites.

Rude? Why Alaska Airlines Bumped A First Class Passenger To Economy On A Nearly 8-Hour Flight

Alaska Airline’s reason behind a passenger’s 8-hour demotion to economy.
Forbes

Delta Airlines Surprises The Industry — And Perhaps The First Class Traveller Too

NEW YORK - AUGUST 24 : An Airbus A321 operated by Delta Airlines takes off from JFK Airport on August 24, 2019. (Photo by Bruce Bennett/Getty Images) (Photo by Bruce Bennett/Getty Images) Airlines ...
New York Post

JetBlue to introduce first class on domestic routes: Here’s when the rollout begins

JetBlue is finally set to introduce first class on its domestic routes after teasing the possibility years ago. Dubbed “Mini Mint” or “Junior Mint,” the first-class product will feature a ...
Life&Style Weekly on MSN

Skip the Upgrade Fee: How to Create Your Own First-Class Flight Experience for the Price of Economy

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The Business Journals

International first-class air travel is dying, but it sure is leaving a good-looking corpse

Many international carriers have dropped first-class service because costs are rising, passenger demand is falling and most fliers are happy with today's elaborate business-class cabins. But airlines ...