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Domestic and Regional Business Class
Australia and New Zealand
Both Qantas and Virgin Australia offer Business Class on their domestic
networks as well as on trans-Tasman flights to New Zealand. Flights between Perth and Sydney
typically feature lie-flat seats, with deep recline cradle seats on other
routes.
On the other hand, Air New Zealand does not offer Business Class on
either its domestic or trans-Tasman network. Bulkhead and emergency row seats
with additional legroom ("Space +" seats) can be reserved for an
additional fee.
North America
Canada
Air Canada calls its domestic business
class product "executive class", which evolved from a premium economy
"Connoisseur Class" that was available for full fare paying economy
passengers, essentially a guarantee of a vacant adjacent seat if possible and free
alcohol service. Domestic First on Air Canada, available only on wide bodies,
ceased to exist from 1992 as did International First, replaced by a somewhat diminished
“Executive First" class.
United States
In the United States, true business
class is usually only offered on transcontinental flights (and even then
typically only on premium routes between New York City and Los Angeles) and
flights from the East Coast to Hawaii. US carriers generally designate
"first class" as the front cabin on other domestic two-cabin
aircraft, although the service is closer to a premium economy product in other
parts of the world.
Europe
European carriers generally offer a
"business class" consisting of enhanced economy seating with better
service. There may be a curtain to separate business from economy class, based
on demand, but the seats are in the same cabin. Some airlines such as Air France and Lufthansa use convertible seats that seat three
people across in economy, or adjust with a lever to become two seats with a
half seat length between them for business class use. British Airways uses
convertible seats on their European Regional network (but not domestic
flights).
Business class has started to disappear
from some short/medium haul routes, to be replaced with full fare economy and
discount economy (KLM and SAS). On these routes, the seats are the same for all
passengers, only the flexibility of the ticket and the food and beverage
service differs. On shorter routes (typically less than one hour) many airlines
have removed business class entirely (e.g. BMI on many routes) and offer only one class of service. British
Airways offers "UK Business" on their domestic system, offering the
same service as Economy with the addition of expedited check-in, baggage
reclaim, lounge access and an in-flight drink voucher.
