Do you or your employees fly business class ever? I personally think it's a waste of money, and only pay for business class tickets when it's absolutely neccesary.

Quoting from [ChurchillUK]:

     Your point of view is correct: I like it:

But if all will travel in economy cl *, who will travel in business and executive class: And how the aireliner will earn profit:

 In the same manner, luxuary is not needed:alhocal and smoking are dangerous for health: One ricehst man in India  is building a house for 100 million Dollar: Another millioner , the genious and founder of INFOSYS software company is living in a small rented house for a monthly rent of100 USD:

 Service to the human is service to the god: help the poor: develop the world: help for education: see the smile in the face of the poor: you will be happy for ever:

 

 

It isn't our duty to support the airlines by flying Business Cl *. It is up to them to find the passengers, and most don't seem to have problems doing this. However, even if we all do stop flying business, airlines will have to reconfigure their seating plans, or make biz class cheaper.

Replying to [ChurchillUK]:

You're right travelling business class is a waste of money.

But if you're on long flight of say 5 hours or more then maybe the extra comfort is welcome, plus the meals on certain flights.

Airlines will have to do better to attract passengers, and I agree it's not up to us to support them by travelling business cl *. Years ago many airlines sell first cl *, now the focus is on business class because first class is no longer offered.

Replying to [ChurchillUK]:

I agree with you. Why waste money in business class? From this part of the world when you are a regular flyer you can easily get upgraded to business class as there there are always empty seats and the economy class is often overbooked. And when I travel with my kid, it's even more likely we'll get upgraded to business cl *.

macs2005