Air China Business Class Savour the Luxury Convenience

Air China Business Class Savour the Luxury Convenience Air China Business Class: Savour the Luxury Convenience IMAGE SOURCE: THE DESIGNAIRAS THE national carrier of  China, Air China is one of the leading airlines in Asia, carrying more than 51-million passengers every year on its routes.Services to its business class and other premium-standard passengers  make the airline one of the  southern hemisphere’s  most sought after among business travellers.Here is a breakdown of some of the features that take Air China to the top of the preference list among business travellers. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Pre-Flight ServicesImage Source:  THEDESIGNAIRTHE lounges and bars of Air China were designed by transport and hospitality design specialists, JPA Design. Particularly impressive  food and beverage areas are offered to the airline’s  business class travellers. Pictured above is the Air China Business Class Food Beverage Area  in  Shanghai Pudong. Business class travellers are offered a  full range of pre-flight areas to get ready for their trip, including a lounge, di ning area, an internet corner, film and television  area, a sleeping area and shower facilities.In-Flight FeaturesImage Source: The DesignairFOR  Forbidden Pavilion First Class and Capital Pavilion Business Class service,  Air China provides food booking  services on lengthy international flights. The range of available cuisine includes  seafood, beef, pork, chicken, soup and vegetables.Air China’s Business Class aims  to make all  business travellers feel special by making the trip  as convenient. Passengers in this class are treated to an eclectic mix of Chinese foods and distinctive culinary specialties from around the world. For dinner, there are  three hot dishes to choose from. And the airline has worked with French wine connoisseurs  to devise  a fantastic wine list that encompasses 200 of the world’s finest wine brands.The airline also  offers a generous number of in-flight magazines and newspapers, 12 music channels and 8 classic movies. The premium class services inclu des an  IFE system complete with  several classic movies, music CDs and a broad  selection of games  that will keep you entertained throughout the flight. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); ‘Forbidden Pavilion’ First ClassImage Source: Point Me To The PlaneIN  FIRST  class, every  seat has a generous amount of space, allowing  for work, entertainment and luxury.  The shells contain lie-flat seats and  guarantee of privacy. A  23-inch touch screen TV and noise-cancelling headphones provide  the  highest quality audio.  A greater amount of personal storage space is available, including a wardrobe and a carry-on storage area, while each customer is also provided with their own  power socket and USB port.Forbidden Pavilion customers are entitled to a fridge and bar, as well as BMW chauffeur from the  airport. The  mood-lighting system in the cabins further enhances the in-flight experience, with  different  lighting themes complementing each phase of the flight.Furt her InformationImage Source: RevolvyAIR Chinas reach  extends throughout Asia to the Middle East, Western Europe, and North America from its main airport  at Beijing Capital International Airport. It is one of the few world airlines that fly to all six inhabitable continents.This YouTube video, posted by travel writer  Avid Flyer, documents the procedure and experience of an Air China flight from Beijing to Sydney.Image Source:  Avid Flyer