Flyers are saying first class isn’t what it used to be: Here's why

First class is shrinking across the airline industry as business class evolves, airlines cut costs, and passenger ...

Why airlines are phasing out first class

Are first class cabins about to be a thing of the past?

Here's Why This Airline Has One Of The World's Most Luxurious First Class Suites In 2026

SWISS Air Lines has introduced one of the most luxurious airline cabins in the world in 2026, with its new SWISS Senses first class suites debuting on the airline’s Airbus A350-900 fleet. The cabin ...
Forbes

Flying First Class In Air India’s A350 Business-Class Suite

Air India’s A350 Business Class has surprising first-class upgrades, gourmet meals, engaged flight attendants, and a fully equipped suite for long-haul flights. The unexpected luxury of Air India’s ...

Seat the rich: Saudi Arabia's new airline plans to compete for first-class passengers

Riyadh Air, Saudi Arabia's new airline, is in talks for more planes that will "almost certainly" have first-class cabins, CEO Tony Douglas told BI.
USA Today

JetBlue plans first class seats in 2026. How Mint fits in.

JetBlue will introduce a domestic-style first class product on some aircraft starting in 2026. The airline's current premium offering, Mint, features lie-flat seats but is only available on select ...
Forbes

Delta Airlines Surprises The Industry — And Perhaps The First Class Traveller Too

NEW YORK - AUGUST 24 : An Airbus A321 operated by Delta Airlines takes off from JFK Airport on August 24, 2019. (Photo by Bruce Bennett/Getty Images) (Photo by Bruce Bennett/Getty Images) Airlines ...
The Business Journals

International first-class air travel is dying, but it sure is leaving a good-looking corpse

Many international carriers have dropped first-class service because costs are rising, passenger demand is falling and most fliers are happy with today's elaborate business-class cabins. But airlines ...
Aviation Week

Air France Considers Adding New First Class Product On More Aircraft

ORLY, France—Air France reports strong demand for its new “La Premiere” first class cabin being installed on 19 Boeing 777-300ERs and is considering expanding the number of aircraft it plans to refit.