I also tested it out in its fully flat position. 'Overall, the seat was very comfortable and I could have stayed far longer than this almost 7-hour flight. (Photo by Nicky Kelvin/The Points Guy) Average rating: 8.71 What TPG says: Read our full business class review of Cathay Pacific A350-900 from Hong Kong to Newark (Originally published Dec 2019) 4. 'On this flight, cabin crew members were courteous and generally pleasant, but they were generally not proactive or assumed everyone wanted to sleep the whole flight, often lacking the personal touches that make other carriers' business products really shine.'

Meanwhile, the duvet and pillow were both quite comfortable (though it was no Saks Fifth Avenue bedding that you'd find on United).' The mattress pad, while not out of this world, was appreciated. The bed itself didn't disappoint, especially with the amenities Cathay provided. 'A stellar ground experience, fantastic seat, top-notch IFE and a near-unbeatable points redemption overshadowed the hit-or-miss food and inconsistent service that lags behind some East Asian and Middle East competitors. (Photo by JT Genter / The Points Guy) Average rating: 9.00 What TPG says: The Cathay Pacific A350-1000 business class cabin. Now read on to see our thoughts on the best and worst business class services. Note: amenities and seats can differ from plane to plane, and if some of the reviews appear to be two or three years old, there's a COVID-19 reason for that and we'll be sure to update with the latest reviews once they're in. Scroll down to see how each one measured up when we flew with them. Which airlines performed well, which ones disappointed, and should you take these scores with a pinch of in-flight salt? Here at TPG, we've flown business (and more) with all of these airlines.

Egyptair is at the bottom of the list with a score of 5.71. These aggregated scores come courtesy of user reviews on online travel agent Business Class, with Singapore Airlines emerging as the overall champ with a total score of 9.57 across all categories, finishing just above Qatar, which managed an impressive 9.29. Luggage storage company Bounce recently decided to separate the best and worst experiences in the sky, ranking airlines across seven business class criteria including cabin and seat, cuisine, amenities and facilities. Want more TPG news and travel tips? Subscribe to our free daily newsletter. From the ergonomics of tray tables to the types of cheese one can devour in an airport lounge, the small details matter when flying business class.Īnd why not? You want to make sure those carefully saved points go as far as possible.

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