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2. Alitalia - Wikipedia

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   Alitalia had four classes of service: [142] Economy, Premium Economy, Business Class Medium Haul and Magnifica. [143] Only long haul aircraft offered WiFi and seat-back entertainment. Frequent-flyer program

3. Business class - Wikipedia

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   Aircraft such as these offer the best ergonomic comfort on long-haul business-class flights. These were first introduced on US Airways. [19] Recaro claims its CL6710 business-class seat is one of the lightest at 80 kg (176 lb) while other can be beyond 100 kg (220 lb), adding up to a 2–3 t (4,400–6,600 lb) for 60 seats. [20]

4. 3 Airlines That Aren’t Always Worth It for First-Class Flights

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   For a frequent traveler, a first-class flight can make all the difference. First class often offers extra comfort, relaxing lounges at the airport, better in-flight meals and an all-around easier ...

5. In-flight entertainment - Wikipedia

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   Most airlines have now installed personal televisions (otherwise known as PTVs) for every passenger on most long-haul routes. These televisions are usually located in the seat-backs or tucked away in the armrests for front row seats and first class. Some show direct broadcast satellite television which enables passengers to view live TV ...

6. I flew on 2 long-haul flights, one in business and another in ...

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   Lounge access and beds were perks Business Insider's author discovered in business class. Meanwhile, in economy, amenities were much more basic. I flew on 2 long-haul flights, one in business and ...

7. Airlines are building 'business-class-lite' to generate more ...

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   Airlines are bringing the barebones basic economy experience to business class. "Business Light" fares are cheaper but can lack perks like lounge access or early seat selection.