The best US airline business classes compared
Fly in luxury! North American airlines' most lavish first and business class transatlantic experiences, compared - from a bottomless dessert cart on Delta's $5,723 flight to widescreen TVs on the 2 ticket $548 from JetBlue JetBlue's "Mint Studio" suites offer the largest TVs of any US airline at 22 inches and there's free high-speed WiFi American Airlines has a premium in-cabin bar stocked with snacks and refreshments Air Canada Signature Class passengers can indulge in free-flowing Laurent-Perrier Champagne
No, it's not a night spent at a fancy hotel, but some of the affordable features on offer when you fly with some of the best US airlines.
DailyMail.com spoke to five US airlines to see what the latest deals are for business and first class passengers, with benefits ranging from haute cuisine to unparalleled comfort.
Take a flight to see how the other half flies... Admission prices are given based on a return flight from New York to London, departing September 18 and returning a week later on September 25.
JetBlue Airways - Mint Condition - from $2,548 
No, it's not a night spent at a fancy hotel, but some of the affordable features on offer when you fly with some of the best US airlines.
DailyMail.com spoke to five US airlines to see what the latest deals are for business and first class passengers, with benefits ranging from haute cuisine to unparalleled comfort.
Take a flight to see how the other half flies... Admission prices are given based on a return flight from New York to London, departing September 18 and returning a week later on September 25.
JetBlue Airways - Mint Condition - from $2,548
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