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Business class all the way

With growing budget cuts to compete with low cost carriers, many have completely abandoned their First Classes and stick to just Business and Economy.

Shanaka by Shanaka
30-04-2013 01:29
in Travel

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DESPITE the elite ‘First Class’, ‘Business Class’ is still highly renowned for quality travel with most, if not all commercial air and rail lines. With growing budget cuts to compete with low cost carriers, many have completely abandoned their First Classes and stick to just Business and Economy. The class’ comfort, service and amenities still live up to the professional standards that the majority of travel clientele (corporate) are used to – catering to passengers who more often than not, travel frequently.

Clear Advantages

Certainly, flying business class is a dream for all of us, with its luxurious service and ample leg room — a factor economy passengers probably envy the most. However, the overall service also provides essential necessities for frequent fliers with a packed schedule. Many travelling professionals do not only enjoy but rely on business class services, for several good reasons. Starting before take-off, business class offers quick check-ins and security checks that leave more time to attend to important business matters. Business class passengers also enjoy priority of disembarking, enabling a swift exit to get to important meetings immediately. Many companies value these aspects of quick and comfortable travel and happily bear the expenses of their travelling employees.

Why Stop There?

All good things come to an end and once reaching the destination, the business class service can end as well. Professionals in transit commonly rely on taxis and cabs to complete the journey to their destinations. However, business class does not have to stop at the airport. Services like Blacklane’s luxury transfer service provide the same comfort and professionalism one knows and expects from business class. Personal chauffeurs and pick-up service will ease transits and minimise waiting time. Privacy and reaching destinations quickly and safely are only some of the many other perks this service has to offer. Quality transport like this is typically available in all major cites where company headquarters may be based. Business class service from start to finish will not only add to convenience but also guarantee efficient and swift travel.

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