Air Travel

"Business Class", the term is used by many airlines to describe a premium class flight. Business class is often a step below the first class, but in many cases is first class as a whole, especially on long-haul, international flights replaced.
Business class amenities vary from one airline, but generally, improved food and beverage facilities include simplified registration procedures and wider seats with leg room and seat height. While the additional cost of management of class notes online may seem like a luxury for some seem, for the frequent business traveler, long time on airplanes, often arrive at international destinations, just minutes before the meetings, the work area, food and extra place to relax, rest and stay fresh is worth the additional cost of a ticket.
Additional facilities may require the use of a private lounge at the airport terminals, free soft drinks, a herringbone pattern of seats, which gives every passenger access to a gateway, private television screens
Many airlines have their business class service by creating a single brand to be tailored to customer requirements. Some examples are Air Canada, "Executive First (International)," Air New Zealand, "Business First" Air Pacific "Tabua Class" Alitalia "Magnifica Class", Korean Air, "Prestige Class", and Thai Airways' Royal Silk. "
As international flights can sit and often 10 hours or more in duration, one of the largest class features is the ability to position the seat in a flat or almost flat for sleeping. Some airlines reserve the flights in both first class and business seats that lie completely flat for the first class to provide the difference between the two classes. However, many international carriers offer only with seats in business class first class simply eliminated.
Many travelers wonder why, with so little difference between the first and business class, there are two classes separate premium? It seems only a matter of marketing and perception. In short hop domestic flights, it is sometimes useful to offer a single class: economy class. But on other, longer routes such as trans-continental routes in the United States, it is more profitable to offer different levels of service with integrated business class between first class and economy. These flights often have a wider range of travelers, for example, wealthy travelers, business travelers and tourists. The different levels of service to try to maximize ticket prices for all types of travelers.
Roads that need to be a large number of business travelers tend to have eliminated the highest order. This may be due to a perception that is an unnecessary luxury first class, while bus. The class is an expensive necessity. While companies may find it difficult to travel first class to justify its shareholders, business-class sounds delicious.
Moreover, in international economic competition environment where multi-million dollar contracts are involved, it is difficult to assess with managers and sellers achieve their goals and overestimate rested heavily with additional time for presentations and meetings, prepare, on the road. As companies merge and countries in a world increasingly interconnected business travel are increasingly important for business and more profitable for airlines.