The 24 Best Domestic First and Business Class Airlines

When you’re flying on a domestic flight, you probably have low expectations of the level of service you’ll receive, as well as the seat you’ll be flying in.

And while most domestic flights are classified as short-haul flights, you might find yourself flying 5+ hours in one direction, which can be a long time to be cooped up in a cramped seat.

But even if you’re flying domestic, you should do everything you can to maximize your in-flight comfort, whether it’s enjoying the largest seat, the best food, or the most privacy.

That’s why we’ve put together a comprehensive list of the top domestic first and business class airlines. First, we’ll be walking you through our favorite U.S. domestic airlines — then, we’ll show you the top foreign airlines with great domestic business and first class seats.

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Best U.S. Domestic First and Business Class Airlines

The first section of our guide will be solely dedicated to the best U.S. domestic airlines.

We’ll be focusing on the top first and business class seats in the U.S., and we’ll save the non-U.S. domestic airlines for the next section.

American Airlines Flagship First Class (777-300ER)

American Airlines Flagship First Class 777-300ER. Image Credit: American Airlines

When American Airlines isn’t utilizing its flagship 777-300ER aircraft on international long-haul routes to places like Hong Kong, London, and São Paulo, you’ll be able to book an incredible first class product on domestic flights.

American Airlines’ Flagship First Class includes exclusive access to Flagship First check-in, the famous Flagship First Dining experience, and Flagship Lounges, which are some of the best airport lounges in the U.S. and even in the world! We haven’t even talked about the in-flight product yet!

Flagship First Dining is an à la carte dining with waiter service concept within the lounge, serving fine dining and exceptional cocktails.

Once you’re aboard the plane, you’ll enjoy an open suite with a seat that can actually swivel 180 degrees. Plus, the amenities you get are breathtaking, with toiletries from APL and ZENOLOGY as well as bedding by Casper.

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Here is an example route you’ll find this first class product on:

• Los Angeles (LAX) – Miami (MIA)

JetBlue Mint

JetBlue Mint. Image Credit: AuPACS

One of the best airlines for domestic business class flights in the U.S. is none other than JetBlue.

Its business class product is called JetBlue Mint, and it offers hallmark premium experiences, including a fully lie-flat seat, bedding, delicious tapas-style food, great amenities, and a fabulous overall experience.

These seats are around 70 inches long in lie-flat mode and include a massage feature on top of intuitive seat controls.

One of the unique quirks about JetBlue Mint is that some seats are better than others. For example, JetBlue Mint’s throne seat actually occupies the same amount of space as 2 seats, plus it comes with a sliding door for maximum privacy.

You can learn more about which routes offer JetBlue Mint by clicking here, but here are several that come to mind:

• Las Vegas (LAS) – Boston (BOS)
• Las Vegas (LAS) – Newark (EWR)
• Las Vegas (LAS) – New York City (JFK)
• Los Angeles (LAX) – Boston (BOS)
• Los Angeles (LAX) – Fort Lauderdale (FLL)
• Los Angeles (LAX) – Newark (EWR)
• Los Angeles (LAX) – New York City (JFK)
• Los Angeles (LAX) – West Palm Beach (PBI)
• San Francisco (SFO) – Boston (BOS)
• San Francisco (SFO) – Fort Lauderdale (FLL)
• San Francisco (SFO) – Newark (EWR)
• San Francisco (SFO) – New York City (JFK)
• Seattle (SEA) – Boston (BOS)
• Seattle (SEA) – New York City (JFK)

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United Polaris Business Class

United Polaris Class. Image Credit: United

United’s flagship premium product is called Polaris Class. This business class product includes a fully lie-flat seat, bedding from Saks Fifth Avenue, amenities from Sunday Riley, and a sleek cabin design.

Every one of these seats has direct aisle access with a spacious 1-2-1 cabin layout in each row.

These seats are installed on various United aircraft, including its 787-10 Dreamliners, its 777-300ER and 777-200ER planes, most of its 767-300ER planes, and a few of its 787-9 Dreamliners.

You have the opportunity to savor these business class seats on domestic flights. Here are a few awesome routes offering United Polaris class:

• Newark (EWR) – Los Angeles (LAX)
• Newark (EWR) – San Francisco (SFO)
• New York City (JFK) – Los Angeles (LAX)
• New York City (JFK) – San Francisco (SFO)

American Airlines Flagship First Class (A321T)

American Airlines Flagship First Class A321T. Image Credit: AuPACS

American Airlines deploys a uniquely configured A321 aircraft dubbed the A321T. The “T” stands for transcontinental, and it’s a premium-heavy aircraft with first class and business class seats. But the really unique aspect was the fact that this was a narrowbody aircraft.

If you have the opportunity to fly in the Flagship First Class aboard American Airlines’ A321T, you’ll find a reverse herringbone seat in a 1-1 configuration. The seat is almost identical to the Flagship Business Class seat on its 777-300ER aircraft.

This makes the transcontinental A321T Flagship First Class product roughly equivalent to the international 777-300ER Flagship Business Class product. You’ll enjoy fully lie-flat seats with direct aisle access, in addition to Casper amenities,  luxurious amenity kits, and top-notch Bang & Olufsen noise cancellation headphones.

You’ll also enjoy a full meal service and access to the best ground experience in the U.S.: Flagship First Dining with Flagship Lounge access and Flagship First check-in.

Here are a few routes on which this product can be found:

• Los Angeles (LAX) – New York City (JFK)
• San Francisco (SFO) – New York City (JFK)

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American Airlines Flagship Business Class (777-300ER and 787-9)

American Airlines Flagship Business Class. Image Credit: American Airlines

American Airlines offers a very solid Flagship Business Class product. Consisting of reverse herringbone seats in a 1-2-1 configuration, these pods are very private and spacious.

These seats are offered on all of its 777-300ER and 787-9 aircraft. So while you won’t get a private open suite as you would in Flagship First Class, you would still have an incredible amount of space for a domestic flight.

Here are a few routes where you might find this business class product domestically:

• Chicago (ORD) – Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW)
• Los Angeles (LAX) – Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW)
• Los Angeles (LAX) – Miami (MIA)
• Miami (MIA) – Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW)
• New York City (JFK) – Miami (MIA)

Delta One and Delta First Class

Delta First Class. Image Credit: Delta

Delta offers a gigantic route network in the U.S., and this includes both business and first class flights.

But to prevent confusion, you should know that you’d most likely prefer Delta One (its business class) over Delta First Class because first class is reserved for most domestic routes and doesn’t feature the full premium service.

Delta One is exclusively offered on its flagship domestic routes, and this includes access to the Delta Sky Club lounge, plus potentially a better meal service with chef-curated choices, Westin bedding, and Tumi amenity kits with MALIN+GOETZ toiletries.

When you fly Delta One, you’ll have better amenities plus a lie-flat seat with direct aisle access.

When you fly Delta First Class, you might have a lie-flat seat with direct aisle access, but you certainly will not enjoy the added amenities that Delta One offers.

Here are a few domestic Delta One routes:

• Las Vegas (LAS) – New York City (JFK)
• Los Angeles (LAX) – Boston (BOS)
• Los Angeles (LAX) – New York City (JFK)
• San Diego (SAN) – New York City (JFK)
• San Francisco (SFO) – New York City (JFK)
• Seattle (SEA) – New York City (JFK)

Here are a few domestic Delta First Class routes that are reliably operated with lie-flat seats on at least 1 flight:

• Atlanta (ATL) – New York City (JFK)
• Denver (DEN) – New York City (JFK)
• Salt Lake City (SLC) – New York City (JFK)

Hawaiian Airlines First Class

Hawaiian Airlines First Class. Image Credit: Hawaiian Airlines

Hawaiian Airlines is one of the best airlines to fly if you’re planning on going to Hawaii. A stylish and futuristic airline, the first class product is very impressive. In fact, it offers one of the longest domestic flights in the world, and you’ll enjoy excellent service every minute of the way.

Offered exclusively on the A330 aircraft, this first class product consists of 6 seats in each row arranged in a 2-2-2 layout. And even though the seats are fully lie-flat, they do not have direct aisle access at window seats.

If you have the privilege of flying on this airline, you can expect great food and awesome service.

Here are a few nonstop domestic routes on which these A330 first class seats are offered:

• Honolulu (HNL) – Boston (BOS)
• Honolulu (HNL) – Las Vegas (LAS)
• Honolulu (HNL) – Los Angeles (LAX)
• Honolulu (HNL) – San Diego (SAN)
• Honolulu (HNL) – San Francisco (SFO)
• Honolulu (HNL) – Seattle (SEA)
• Honolulu (HNL) – New York City (JFK)
• Honolulu (HNL) – Orlando (MCO)
• Honolulu (HNL) – Phoenix (PHX)
• Honolulu (HNL) – Portland (PDX)
• Kahului (OGG) – Las Vegas (LAS)
• Kahului (OGG) – Los Angeles (LAX)
• Kahului (OGG) – Portland (PDX)
• Kahului (OGG) – San Diego (SAN)
• Kahului (OGG) – San Francisco (SFO)
• Kahului (OGG) – Seattle (SEA)
• Kauai (LIH) – Los Angeles (LAX)
• Kona (KOA) – Los Angeles (LAX)

American Airlines Flagship Business Class (A321T)

American Airlines Flagship Business Class A321T. Image Credit: American Airlines

Our very last product is American Airlines’s Flagship Business Class on the A321T. The A321T was previously discussed above but in the context of Flagship First Class.

The Flagship Business Class is still nothing to sneeze at because it offers lie-flat seats in a 2-2 configuration. Still, window seats do not have direct aisle access, which is why it falls to the bottom of our rankings. To be specific, it offers Collins Aerospace Diamond seats.

If you have a ticket on a transcontinental Flagship Business Class seat, you are entitled to Flagship Lounge access, though you won’t be allowed into the Flagship First Dining area.

You’ll also still get a Casper comforter and pillow, along with an awesome in-flight entertainment selection, a less substantial APL amenity kit, and a full dining service. Interestingly, you will also be provided Bang & Olufsen noise cancellation headphones, identical to the ones provided to Flagship First Class customers.

Best Domestic First and Business Class Airlines [Non-U.S.]

U.S. airlines aren’t the only ones that offer exceptional premium cabin products on domestic flights.

One of the biggest factors that will influence your experience onboard these aircraft is how long your flight is. And this can be quite limiting geographically if you’re looking at domestic flights.

For example, a 1-hour business class flight might have a reduced service compared to a 5-hour business class flight.

In this next section, we’ll walk you through the top non-U.S. domestic premium cabin products. There are actually a ton of top-notch products you can try on domestic flights. We’ll also walk you through some sample routes that might have these products.

And in many cases, you can enjoy the same seat that an airline uses for its uber-expensive long-haul international flights on shorter domestic flights, as long as you’re flying on the right routes.

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Air China First Class (China)

Air China First Class. Image Credit: Air China

Did you know that you can book Air China first class on short, domestic flights? This is the same exact seat that Air China uses for $15,000+ first class flights to the U.S.!

Found on the 777-300ER and 747-8 aircraft, these first class suites feature a massive armchair with tons of privacy and the ability to enclose your suite with sliding doors.

In addition, you’ll enjoy first class lounge access and chauffeur service!

Here are a few routes you might find Air China first class domestically:

• Beijing (PEK) – Chengdu (CTU)
• Beijing (PEK) – Shanghai-Hongqiao (SHA)
• Beijing (PEK) – Guangzhou (CAN)
• Beijing (PEK) – Shenzhen (SZX)
• Shanghai-Hongqiao (SHA) – Guangzhou (CAN)

China Eastern First Class (China)

China Eastern First Class. Image Credit: China Eastern

China Eastern also operates an exclusive first class product on select domestic flights.

China Eastern exclusively operates a flagship first class product on its 777-300ER aircraft, and this product can be converted into a double bed if you snag the middle seats!

There are just 6 first class suites (2 on each window’s side and 1 pair of middle seats), each of which measures 26.5 inches wide and 79 inches in pitch.

Here are a few routes you might find China Eastern first class domestically:

• Shanghai-Hongqiao/Pudong (SHA/PVG) – Beijing (PEK)
• Shanghai-Hongqiao/Pudong (SHA/PVG) – Guangzhou (CAN)
• Shanghai-Hongqiao/Pudong (SHA/PVG) – Xi’An (XIY)
• Shanghai-Hongqiao/Pudong (SHA/PVG) – Hangzhou (HGH)

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XiamenAir First Class (China)

XiamenAir First Class. Image Credit: XiamenAir

XiamenAir is a SkyTeam airline with a small route network, based in the Chinese city of Xiamen.

Its first class product is offered exclusively on 787-8 Dreamliner aircraft, and there are just 4 seats in a 1-2-1 configuration on each plane.

This intimate cabin’s first class seats are fully lie-flat, have direct aisle access, and a partition away from other cabin classes.

Although these seats aren’t the most private out there, the exclusivity of the cabin with just 4 seats arguably offers a massive amount of privacy in its own right.

Here are a few routes you might find XiamenAir first class domestically:

• Xiamen (XMN) – Beijing-Capital/Daxing (PEK/PKX)
• Guangzhou (CAN) – Beijing-Capital/Daxing (PEK/PKX)
• Shenzhen (SZX) – Beijing-Capital/Daxing (PEK/PKX)
• Fuzhou (FOC) – Beijing-Capital/Daxing (PEK/PKX)
• Sanya (SYX) – Beijing-Capital/Daxing (PEK/PKX)

Air India First Class (India)

Air India First Class. Image Credit: Air India

Air India gets a bad rap for offering a terrible first and business class product. However, if you’re flying within India, there aren’t a lot of options for premium cabin flights.

Air India offers a massive first class suite on its 777-300ER aircraft, and these open-air suites are fully lie-flat with a large in-flight entertainment screen and tons of storage compartments.

Another plus is that you’ll get first class lounge access, priority boarding, and a meal, even on short-haul domestic flights.

Here are a few routes you might find Air India first class domestically:

• Chennai (MAA) – New Delhi (DEL)
• Hyderabad (HYD) – New Delhi (DEL) 
• Kolkata (CCU) – New Delhi (DEL) 
• Mumbai (BOM) – New Delhi (DEL) 

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Air France Business Class (France)

Air France 787 Business Class. Image Credit: Air France

While Air France doesn’t operate any enhanced premium cabin flights on mainland France, you’ll be able to take a bunch of nonstop long-haul flights between Paris and Overseas France, which is the name of the French-administered territories outside Europe.

In fact, because these flights can be upwards of 10 hours in length each way, this is one of the only airlines on which you can sample a true long-haul business class flight with all the amenities while still flying domestic.

You’ll enjoy an invite-only business class lounge, refined Creole catering, top-notch attention-to-detail, and amenities like bedding,  noise-canceling headphones, and luxury toiletries.

Here are a few routes you might find Air France business class domestically:

• Cayenne (CAY) – Paris-Orly (ORY) 
• Pointe-a-Pitre (PTP) – Paris-Orly (ORY)
• Fort-de-France (FDF) – Paris-Orly/Charles de Gaulle (ORY/CDG)
• Saint-Denis (RUN) – Paris-Orly (ORY)

KLM Business Class (The Netherlands)

KLM 787-9 Dreamliner Business Class. Image Credit: KLM

KLM is the flag carrier of the Netherlands, and the European country also possesses a few overseas territories, though not to the same extent that France does.

As a result, it’s possible to fly long-haul domestically on KLM. This flight boasts a full dining and wine menu with signature cocktails, Jantaminiau amenity kits, fully lie-flat seats, bedding including a pillow and a blanket, and a signature Delft house souvenir.

If you’re departing from or arriving in Amsterdam on a qualifying business class ticket, you can access the KLM Crown Lounge, which is one of our top airport lounges in Europe!

Here are a few routes you might find KLM business class domestically:

• Bonaire (BON) – Amsterdam (AMS)
• Aruba (AUA) – Amsterdam (AMS)
• Curaçao (CUR) – Amsterdam (AMS)
• Sint Maarten (SXM) – Amsterdam (AMS)

Air Canada Signature Business Class (Canada)

Air Canada Signature Business Class. Image Credit: Air Canada

Air Canada’s ordinary business class product is used primarily on international flights, but if you’re lucky, you can find domestic flights to major cities in Canada with the same lie-flat seat.

These private business class pods are reverse herringbone seats in a 1-2-1 configuration offered on its 787 Dreamliners and 777-300ER aircraft.

Some of the features of Air Canada’s business class, also known as Signature class, include a seamless airport ground experience with dedicated check-in counters, expedited security, lounge access, and priority boarding and baggage handling.

Each of the business class seats is around 21 inches wide and 80 inches long when reclined to bed mode. All seats have direct aisle access, which means you won’t have to climb over anybody to get to the lavatories. Your seats will also have personal air vents for maximum temperature control.

When you board the plane, you’ll find an amenity kit, award-winning meals designed by Antonio Park, and light bedding for your flight.

Here are a few routes you might find Air Canada business class domestically:

• Calgary (YYC) – Toronto (YYZ)
• Montreal (YUL) – Toronto (YYZ)
• Montreal (YUL) – Vancouver (YVR)
• Vancouver (YVR) – Toronto (YYZ)

WestJet Business Class (Canada)

WestJet Business Class. Image Credit: WestJet

Calgary-based airline WestJet made waves when it unveiled a lie-flat business class seat. This was because WestJet made a name for itself by being a low cost carrier, but this new product propelled the airline to full-service airline status.

WestJet offers these intimate business class pods in a 1-2-1 configuration, and it has just 4 rows of these seats, making for a tiny premium cabin aboard its 787 Dreamliners.

The seats recline to become a bed, and they have stylish finishes as well as an abundance of storage space. Even on domestic flights, you’ll receive a meal service and some bedding, like a pillow and a plush velvet comforter.

Here are a few routes you might find WestJet business class domestically:

• Calgary (YYC) – Edmonton (YEG)
• Calgary (YYC) – Toronto (YYZ)
• Vancouver (YVR) – Toronto (YYZ)

Aeroflot Business Class (Russia)

Aeroflot Business Class. Image Credit: Aeroflot

Aeroflot is Russia’s flag carrier. And while the country is huge in terms of land size, there aren’t as many great business class flights as you might expect. For example, short flights between Moscow and St. Petersburg almost never feature widebody aircraft.

Aeroflot’s best business class product consists of lie-flat seats in a 2-2-2 configuration aboard the 777-300ER. This is the same product used on most U.S. flights, so you’re in for a comfortable treat.

Here are a few routes you might find Aeroflot business class domestically:

• Vladivostok (VVO) – Moscow (SVO)
• Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky (PKC) – Moscow (SVO)

Qantas Business Class (Australia)

Qantas Business Class. Image Credit: Qantas

Qantas business class is one of the most stylish ways to fly domestically within Australia. Utilized aboard both the A330 and the 787 Dreamliners, these seats are staggered lie-flat Thompson Vantage XL seats in a 1-2-1 configuration.

These seats come with great meal service, substantial bedding, and wonderful lounge access.

Here are a few routes you might find Qantas business class domestically:

• Adelaide (ADL) – Melbourne (MEL)
• Brisbane (BNE) – Cairns (CNS)
• Brisbane (BNE) – Melbourne (MEL)
• Brisbane (BNE) – Perth (PER)
• Brisbane (BNE) – Sydney (SYD)
• Melbourne (MEL) – Perth (PER)
• Sydney (SYD) – Melbourne (MEL)
• Sydney (SYD) – Perth (PER)

LATAM Business Class

LATAM Business Class. Image Credit: LATAM

LATAM is the largest airline in Latin America. It actually consists of a bunch of subsidiary airlines, and its services extend all across South America.

The lie-flat business class seats you will encounter on domestic flights in South America are aboard the 767-300, the 787 Dreamliners, and occasionally the A350 aircraft.

Here are a few routes you might find LATAM business class domestically in Brazil:

• Fortaleza (FOR) – São Paulo (GRU) 
• Belém (BEL) – São Paulo (GRU) 
• Manaus (MAO) – São Paulo (GRU) 
• Porto Alegre (POA) – São Paulo (GRU) 
• Recife (REC) – São Paulo (GRU) 
• Salvador (SSA) – São Paulo (GRU) 
• São Carlos (QSC) – São Paulo (GRU) 

Here are a few routes you might find LATAM business class domestically in  Chile:

• Easter Island (IPC) – Santiago (SCL)
• Punta Arenas (PUQ) – Santiago (SCL)

Air Europa Business Class (Spain)

Air Europa Business Class. Image Credit: Air Europa

Air Europa is a SkyTeam airline headquartered in Madrid (MAD). This Spanish carrier is famous for its competitive business class fares when paying cash, and you’ll enjoy a niche product aboard Air Europa.

The older Dreamliners have seats in a 2-2-2 configuration, which is less than ideal for privacy, but the seats are all lie-flat.

This airline uses its widebody aircraft for flights between the capital and Barcelona or the Canary Islands.

Here are a few routes you might find Air Europa business class domestically:

• Gran Canaria (LPA) – Madrid (MAD)
• Barcelona (BCN) – Madrid (MAD)
• Tenerife (TFN) – Madrid (MAD)

Vietnam Airlines Business Class (Vietnam)

Vietnam Airlines Business Class. Image Credit: AuPACS

Vietnam Airlines leverages a reverse herringbone seat for its flagship routes. Specifically, these products are installed in the 787 Dreamliners as well as a handful of A350s.

Other A350s have staggered business class seats instead of reverse herringbone seats.

These business class seats come with a separate check-in lane, a dedicated business class security line, lounge access, and a full meal service.

Here are a few routes you might find Vietnam Airlines business class domestically:

• Hai Phong (HPH) – Ho Chi Minh City (SGN)
• Hanoi (HAN) – Cần Thơ (VCA)
• Hanoi (HAN) – Da Nang (DAD)
• Hanoi (HAN) – Ho Chi Minh City (SGN)
• Hanoi (HAN) – Quảng Ninh (VDO)
• Phu Quoc (PQC) – Ho Chi Minh City (SGN)
• Phu Quoc (PQC) – Hanoi (HAN)

Garuda Indonesia Business Class (Indonesia)

Garuda Indonesia Business Class. Image Credit: Garuda Indonesia

Garuda Indonesia is famous for offering a superstar first class seat. But these are very rare, so you’ll probably be happy settling for an award-winning business class product!

Most of the time, you’ll encounter staggered business class seats in a 1-2-1 configuration, but you might occasionally see a newer reverse herringbone seat.

Your Garuda Indonesia business class ticket includes lounge access, and a meal service including an appetizer, bread, a main course, dessert, and light beverage service. You’ll also be provided with a copy of the daily local newspaper.

Here are a few routes you might find Garuda Indonesia business class domestically:

• Jakarta (CGK) – Bali-Denpasar (DPS)
• Jakarta (CGK) – Banda Aceh (BTJ)
• Jakarta (CGK) – Makkasar (UPG)
• Jakarta (CGK) – Manado (MDC)
• Jakarta (CGK) – Medan (KNO)
• Jakarta (CGK) – Surabaya (SUB)

Saudia Business Class (Saudi Arabia)

Saudia A320 Business Class. Image Credit: Saudia

Saudia operates one of the world’s only dry airlines, which means that alcohol is never served. Additionally, this Middle Eastern carrier is one of the only airlines that have fully lie-flat seats in narrowbody aircraft like the A320.

And although not all of its A320s have lie-flat seats, many of them do. You’ll find these seats with enhanced privacy and space on more short-haul routes.

Here is a route you might find Saudia business class domestically:

• Jeddah (JED) – Riyadh (RUH)

Oman Air Business Class (Oman)

Oman Air Business Class. Image Credit: Oman Air

Oman Air is famous for its beautiful business class cabin product. With diamond stitching and vibrant colors throughout, these seats resemble sports car seats more than anything.

These seats are known as Apex Suites, and they are built in a 2-2-2 arrangement while still having direct aisle access at every seat. Further, these seats having large privacy partitions and are very technologically advanced.

Although Oman Air deploys these on a handful of long-haul international flights, you will also find them on its most popular domestic route.

Here is a route you might find Oman Air business class domestically:

• Muscat (MCT) – Salalah (SLL)

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Final Thoughts

Most of the best domestic business and first class flights are found on premium routes. Think Los Angeles to New York or San Francisco to Boston.

And while there are plenty of airlines you can book in the U.S. for a comfortable flight, there are even more options you have for non-U.S. domestic flights!

In this guide, we first touched on the top U.S. domestic airlines and the routes where you can commonly find the best product.

Then, we highlighted the top domestic flights operated by non-U.S. airlines, ranging from Air China first class in Asia to Qantas business class in Australia.

Hopefully, you learned about all of the best airlines and interesting routes you can fly and enjoy a fantastic business and first class seat!