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Anonymous10/01/25, 23:44No.2829007Luxury trips
Is is worth it to fly first class to these destinations for relaxation, culture, and adventure?
Starting point Europe
(Country irrelevant because first class flights are not in every country)
Argentina + Chile
>Although if going so far might as well see more countries in south america
Australia + New Zealand + Antarctica
>also makes sense to see Oceania, possibly flying to SE Asia for a trip and then going from there
Japan
>Hokkaido or Okinawa depending on the season, but can make stops in Asia on the way
I have the funds easily for two people and could do a trip each year, but I'm not a fan of long distance flying so it's better if the trip is a one time thing or has shorter stops than a long haul
Is it worth it flying first class?
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Anon10/01/25, 23:51No.2829010
>I have the funds and could easily do it
Then do it who fucking cares you answered your own question, or wait are you like those influencers on tiktok/yt who want people to know or think they live multimillionaire lifestyles for dipping in a luxury spot for 15 minutes of fame.I've flown first more than enough times, not worth it since I am asleep 90% of the flight.
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Anon10/02/25, 03:37No.2829062
> fly first class
really depends where you're going. Japan you will be on a plane with Japanese people who are clean, quiet, respectful, and do not smell
so I loved my time in economy class actuallyAustralia/NZ you will probably have lots of Indians so I would fly first class. Not sure about Argentina but I will let you know about that in the new year
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Anon10/02/25, 03:44No.2829064
went on Qatar Airways qsuite and business class 8 and 5 hours respectively
totally hated it as I dont drink or eat meat so it was pointless. Atleast in economy i get to sit near some hot hijabi
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Anon10/02/25, 05:55No.2829096
>Argentina + Chile
I don't think there's any first class flying to that region that looks like pic rel, that's more of an Asia or Mid East thing, probably just lie flat business or similar
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Anon10/02/25, 11:30No.2829132
The upgrade to business class is worth it 100% of the time. The upgrade to first I think never, unless you're flying with a Europoor airline that has a business class from 40 years ago (e.g. Lufthansa on some planes).
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Anon10/03/25, 09:27No.2829418
first class is basically never worth it unless you're flying like air france premier or singapore airlines or some slop euro-carrier that has a business class configuration from the 80s.business class will be the best experience/money value for long-haul intl. flights. first class is a meme and the benefits are just not worth the extra $
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Anon10/03/25, 13:46No.2829450
what the fuck is this fucking retarded thread
>Is it worth it flying first class?
no it's the same as economy
retarded ass anon
you either have the money or you don't
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Anon10/04/25, 17:43No.2829766
If you cross an ocean it's worthwhile, but outside of that I'd stick with the cheapest option with decent legroom. Cross continental, I'd rather spend more time on a train than less time in the air
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Anon10/04/25, 17:58No.2829769
>Argentina + Chile
Argentina: Lufthansa or Swiss First or Air France La Premiere is your best bet
Chile: AF La Premiere
BA can be a choice as their new first is actually decent compared to the horseshit their old first product was but it's not yet out on all planes so yeah.
>Australia + New Zealand
That's Qatar or Emirates hands down.
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Anon10/04/25, 22:10No.2829812
>Is it worth it flying first class?
That’s a question only you can answer. I wouldn’t personally consider it for a flight under about fifteen hours; maybe one of your South American options includes a leg that long, but I don’t think a flight to Japan from anywhere in Europe is likely to be much over the twelve-hour mark. For me, business class is more than comfortable enough for that. I also wouldn’t bother booking an itinerary with multiple connecting legs as a single first-class ticket, because while the carriers may be happy to offer you a first-class markup, they’re (obviously) not flying three-cabin planes between, for example, Tokyo and Sapporo. You might not even get a real business class seat—I once had a “business class” connection inside Europe that was just the front of a little Airbus with the middle seat blocked off.And I wouldn’t book a longer or less convenient itinerary just to have a first-class option, unless you’re specifically looking forward to the first class experience.In the interest of full disclosure, I’ll admit that I wouldn’t ever book a first-class flight on my own dime. I’ve flown first a few times, but only with miles/upgrades. I don’t even like using my own money to buy business class tickets, although I occasionally do. But I’m cheap, and have a high tolerance for discomfort.
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Anon10/05/25, 03:44No.2829869
giving jews 10x more money for shitty services