Business Class Travel

Business Class Travel: international Business Class flights at contracted consolidator fares

Business Class Travel is a travel agency based in the United States that presents itself as specializing in international Business Class and First Class flights at contracted consolidator fares, which according to its own information are typically 30% to 60% below the airline's published price for the same lie-flat seat, lounge access, and service. The company states it has more than ten years of experience in this segment and a network of more than 60 partner airlines.

How the consolidator fare model works

The agency explains its pricing approach based on four concepts: the published fare, which is the full unrestricted price offered directly by the airline at the time of booking; the negotiated, contract, or consolidator fare that the agency secures through its network of partner airlines; the resulting savings, which according to the company typically range from 30% to 60% on long-haul routes; and date flexibility, since a ±3 day window often unlocks the deepest discounts without altering travel plans.

The site states that fares are shown in US dollars and include taxes, fees, and surcharges, and that prices are 'from' rates per person, typically for Monday to Thursday Business Class travel originating in the United States. The company notes that, in general, the lowest transatlantic fares depart from the East Coast, transpacific fares from the West Coast, and Latin American routes from Florida. It also warns that some partner airline or itinerary details may remain confidential on the website until the time of booking, and that some airlines may charge extra for baggage.

Personal advice and booking process

The agency defines itself as a concierge service in which a single dedicated advisor assists the client on each trip, rather than an automated booking engine. The process it describes consists of four steps: the client contacts by phone or requests a quote; a dedicated advisor gathers their preferences for airlines, routes, schedules, and cabin; the client receives by email selected Business Class options and exclusive partner fares within hours; and finally books the chosen option and receives their e-ticket.

The company states that the quote is free and requires no card, and that the response comes within hours. Among the capabilities it highlights are handling complex itineraries — multi-city, open-jaw, mixed cabin, and stopovers —, last-minute bookings with availability to fly the same week even when public availability is gone, and support from real advisors, not bots, before, during, and after the trip.

Activity data and reach

The site declares more than ten years of experience, more than 60 partner airlines, more than 15,000 travelers served, and a 90% repeat client rate. The company states that its team has spent more than a decade building relationships with luxury travelers and that it does not simply issue tickets, but also responds to incidents such as delays to rebook the client.

Examples of savings by route

The website shows illustrative examples of the difference between the published fare and the indicative fare the agency says it secures. These include New York–London ($7,480 published vs. $3,290 indicative, a 56% saving), Boston–Paris ($6,920 vs. $2,899, 58%), New York–Rome ($7,250 vs. $3,199, 56%), Los Angeles–Tokyo ($9,100 vs. $3,990, 56%), San Francisco–Singapore ($9,850 vs. $4,290, 56%), Los Angeles–Sydney ($11,200 vs. $4,890, 56%), New York–Dubai ($8,540 vs. $3,499, 59%), and New York–Cape Town ($10,600 vs. $4,790, 55%). The agency itself warns that these are indicative fares and that the final price depends on dates and availability.

Destinations and airlines

The agency organizes its offering by region with starting prices: Africa from $6,374, Asia from $8,790, Europe from $2,699, Oceania from $2,782, Latin America from $4,829, the Middle East from $2,018, and the Indian subcontinent from $3,028. Among the destinations it promotes are Bangkok, Tokyo, London, Paris, Dubai, Singapore, Cairo, Cape Town, Buenos Aires, Mumbai, Rome, Sydney, Milan, Madrid, Barcelona, Amsterdam, New Delhi, Chennai, Bengaluru, Shanghai, Beijing, Auckland, Manila, Seoul, Munich, Frankfurt, Hong Kong, Lisbon, Vienna, Athens, Istanbul, Zurich, Dublin, Doha, Abu Dhabi, Hyderabad, Melbourne, Venice, São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, and Edinburgh.

As for airlines, the site mentions Emirates, Qatar Airways, Singapore Airlines, Lufthansa, British Airways, Turkish Airlines, Air France, and Delta Airlines, as well as reviews of ITA Airways, Norse Atlantic, JetBlue Mint, Etihad, Cathay Pacific, Korean Air, KLM, and La Compagnie.

Frequently asked questions and service clarifications

The agency distinguishes between Business Class and Premium Economy: the former includes lie-flat seats with direct aisle access, premium dining, lounge access, and priority boarding, while Premium Economy is an enhanced economy class experience with more legroom and better service, but without flat beds or the same amenities. The company also clarifies that it does not show prices directly on the website because each fare is negotiated based on dates, route, and availability, and that quotes are requested by phone or via a form.

The site mentions industry resources such as IATA fare classes, ARC accreditation, FAA and TSA traveler information, and the US Department of State.

Location and contact

6 Stiles Road, Edison, NJ 08817 · Phone: (877) 836 0819 · Email: info@businessclasstravel.us · Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday: 00:00-23:59