Asia Business Class Deal
Asia Business Class Deal

BUSINESS CLASS DEAL: US-Asia From $1,401

Neo Li·
Air ChinaBusiness ClassChina SouthernPremium Fare DealSmart Travel

Earlier this month, we shared a deal for those traveling from the US to Southeast Asia on Qatar Airways Business Class. However, flying from the US and transferring through the Middle East to Asia takes much longer. There are a couple of nice deals flying Trans-Pacific from the US to Asia on Air China and China Southern.

The Deal

AirlineFromToPrice From
Air ChinaJFKICN$1,904
Air ChinaJFKTPE$1,897
Air ChinaJFKDEL$1,709
Air ChinaJFKSIN$1,917
Air ChinaJFKHKT$1,727
China SouthernHKGJFK$1,401
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Sample Itinerary Air China JFK-ICN
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Sample Itinerary Air China JFK-TPE
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Sample Itinerary Air China JFK-DEL
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Sample Itinerary Air China JFK-SIN
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Sample Itinerary Air China JFK-HKT
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Sample Itinerary China Southern HKG-JFK

Find This Deal

The cheapest prices for this deal can be easily found and compared on Momondo, which can search and compare prices across many travel sites.

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Momondo

Enter the departure and arrival city, your travel dates and Business Class. The website will automatically find the best price across the internet.

This deal can also be found on Google Flights and ITA Matrix for higher prices.

Air China Business Class

Air China offers 2-2-2 full-flat Business Class seats on most of their long-haul fleets including Boeing B747-8, B787-9, B777-300ER. On their Airbus A350-900XWB, they offer the latest 1-2-1 reverse-herringbone seats. Check Sam’s review below for more detail.

Review: Air China B747-8 Beijing Shanghai Domestic Experience

China Southern Business Class

China Southern Airlines offers 1-2-1 staggered full-flat Business Class seats on all their long-haul fleets. Below is a picture of the Business Class on their Airbus A350-900XWB.

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China Southern A350 Business Class

Credit This Deal

This deal books into R fare class on Air China’s long-haul flights and I fare class on China Southern. Air China is a member of Star Alliance, so this ticket can be credited to all Star Alliance airlines.

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Air China R Fare Class

China Southern just left SkyTeam earlier so they do not currently belong to any world alliance. However, they do have a partnership with American Airlines.

Bottom Line

This is a great deal for travellers planning to visit Asia. There is plenty of availability until next year and the distance is good for mileage accruals. Although these two airlines do not offer the best Business Class products in the world, you would still find it quite comfortable.

How do you feel about the prices? Are you going to take advantage of this deal?

Neo Li

Zhuofan (Neo) Li is currently studying Airline Management and Operation at Purdue University. Started flying from 2011, Neo has already experienced more than 30 airlines and 60 airports. He was on Hong Kong Airlines, Air China and Sichuan Airlines A350 inaugural flight as well as ANA’s A380 inaugural flight. As an editor for samchui.com, Neo is further developing and pursuing his passion for aviation.

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4 Responses

  1. A better strategy may be to work with North American travel agencies that sell discounted business and first class tickets.

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  2. US travelers beware of mainland Chinese carriers. I accidentally booked the same flight on China Southern twice when I thought the first booking failed due to their website crashing on the first attempt. 3 days later they processed both tickets on my credit card. I had to call China 10 times and incur multiple long distance charges and even change my cell phone plan to get the tickets refunded. They wanted my passport photos emailed via pdf in order to get a refund. But their Chinese firewalls held up the emails for days. They finally received the information but withheld $150 per ticket as a processing fee. Never again. We take for granted the customer service we receive from Non mainland Chinese carriers. The whole matter would have been sorted out in 15 minutes with Cathay or Singapore. Not with China Southern.

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    1. Hi Nico, sorry about causing this confusion. There was a fare out of Guangzhou on Air China for just $1,250, but it appears gone for now. The title is currently updated along with the table!

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