Do you know that you can enjoy a high ride on business class, without having a budget? Yes that is true, but it can be very discouraging having to pay business class. A few sites have managed to provide discounts to us on premium tickets at least and we can save money this way.
As excellent business class deals are hard to come by, here’s five sites that travellers swear by when looking to score one.
1. AskforAirlines
For those looking for discounted business class tickets this is a lesser known gem. And they are good at helping travellers to book luxury flights at affordable rates using consolidator fares. Often much of their team can find unpublished deals not available on the web. You can also check with them, but call them directly at Ask for Airlines.
2. Scott’s Cheap Flights (Now called Going)
Going also sends out subscribers email alerts about flight deals and in particular, business and first class offers. They tend to be their best deals in economy but have a premium membership which focuses on business class and mistake fares. Sign up, choose your home airport and then you just wait for the magic to land in your inbox once the latest fares have been announced.
3. Google Flights
It lets you track prices, set price alerts and navigate an easy-to-use calendar telling you when the cheapest dates to fly. The filters allow you to select whether you prefer Business Class and you can select the airlines to compare quickly. It doesn’t always show every discount out there, but it’s nice because if you are looking for a ballpark idea it’s nice.
4. Secret Flying
Secret Flying posts crazy good international deals. They don’t stick around forever so you’ve got to hurry. You’ll see a blend of economy and business class fares, but the site is especially known for highlighting error fares – including on premium cabins.
5. Business-Class.com
According to the name of this website, it’s about the business class. This aggregates discounted prices from multiple sources and allows users to submit trip details to obtain a personalized quote. It’s used by many people to check prices prior to directly booking with an airline.
If possible, be flexible with your airports, travel dates and times. You normally will grab better deals when you fly midweek or from an international hub near you. Don’t forget to sign up for airline newsletters, sometimes the best promos are shared with subscribers.
FAQs
What customer service number should I call?
For business class bookings you may call +1-888-490-5764.
Is business class cheaper from major hubs?
Yes, but try comparing prices for nearby large airports.
Are business class seats refundable?
Some business tickets are available at a discounted rate, but are non refundable.
