Experienced three airline business classes: One surpassed all anticipations
I've flown Business Class on Qantas, American, and Singapore. Here's the lowdown on my experiences:
Singapore Airlines took the cake with the comfiest seat and yummiest grub. Those plush chairs on the Singapore flight were a bucket-list dream come true, and the food was to die for.
American Airlines wasn't too shabby either, and I had a bit of privacy on that flight, but those seats weren't as spacious, and the food didn't quite hit the spot.
Qantas wasn't my favorite, I've gotta say. The seats were okay, but not as comfy as Singapore's. The food was good, but not as standout as Singapore's either.
So, I've flown with these three airlines 16+ hours each time, comparing the food, seats, amenities, and service. No contest - Singapore Airlines wins hands down. The service was top-notch, the food was top-notch, the seats were comfy as hell, and the amenities were on point. It wasn't just meet-expectations, it was blown-out-of-the-water amazing.
Key stats on each leg of the journey:- Qantas: a couple of flights on Airbus A380, one from LAX to Melbourne, Australia and the return from Sydney to LA.- American: a flight on Boeing 787-8 from Dallas to Tokyo.- Singapore: a flight on Airbus A350-900 from Singapore to LAX.
If you’re looking to upgrade to Business Class, Singapore Airlines should be your go-to. It’s a no-brainer.
- I wonder if these airline experiences translate to their respective business, finance, and lifestyle wallets, as Singapore Airlines seems to lead in all aspects.
- In light of my personal travel experiences, I would suggest considering Singapore Airlines for technology-driven business ventures seeking a premium lifestyle.
- With that said, for travel enthusiasts seeking business opportunities in the global lifestyle and food sector, Singapore Airlines' exceptional cuisine alone might be reason enough to partner with them.
