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If you fly business/first class. I know people who went to Macau for a weekend or Paris and that is how.
by MattGaiser 5y ago
If you fly business/first class. I know people who went to Macau for a weekend or Paris and that is how.
- Aeolun 5y agoBusiness and/or First class do not make up for the jetlag. I had this near mythical idea of flying business class, but when I finally joined a company that actually had me fly in it, I was sorely dissapointed. I mean, it’s definitely better than flying economy, but you’re still stuck in a pressurized tube for 10+ hours.
- webmaven 5y ago> Business and/or First class do not make up for the jetlag. Jetlag isn't as much of a problem if you're going for the nightlife. I don't know whether Greece is that sort of destination, but know of people who jaunted off to Ibiza, for example (from the East Coast, anyway).
- stephencanon 5y agoFirst/business class is not miserable, but it’s also not relaxing. For a three day trip, spending a whole day of it in airports or on a plane is not at all relaxing, no matter what class you’re flying. Personally, I draw the line at a week for non-business travel to Europe, and two weeks for Asia.
- creshal 5y ago> Personally, I draw the line at a week for non-business travel to Europe, and two weeks for Asia. Sounds about right, especially when you factor in jetlag.
- vetinari 5y agoSince Concorde service was discontinued, business or first class passengers are not going to spend less time on board of the airplane than economy passengers. 12+ hours for each way quickly dampens the enthusiasm for the weekend.