There were some good aspects but not compared to the lack luster performance of a VIP experience. “No lounge access, poor boarding experience, poor customer service, average meal experience, and fend for your self drinks really makes us have to give Air China a thumbs down!”Īir China, where we did use points thankfully because we would have been mad if we spent cash, was a let down experience. We have had some amazing travels on airlines like Swiss Air, ANA, Air Canada, Lufthansa, United, etc., which all have amazing business class products You just have to shop during various times of the day and often because they don’t last. We do typically always use points, unless we can catch a great dip in price which happens. If you are going to travel on vacation for a great experience why not make the whole trip, including the travel, a great experience. We also like trying out different airport lounges that they give us access to. We really enjoy trying different air lines when we travel international so we can try out their business class experience. Air China seems to fall under the category of a poor value for the money. There are a lot of good airlines that have a good to great business class product and then there are some that have ones that aren’t worth the money or a waste of good points. Some airlines do have a better business class product by differentiating themselves by providing a more VIP experience with travel gifts, excellent customer service, lounge access, preflight snacks and drinks, superior dining, etc. Each airline’s business class product has typical similarities, like lie flat seats, meals, premium drinks and cocktails, in flight entertainment, etc. Using points can be a great value and is typically the best way to purchase international business class tickets.

When traveling international flying in Business Class is a luxury that can be well worth the cost. Reviewing a recent Air China Business Class flight produced some not so good results.

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