It’s rightly said, "Lost money can be earned but lost time can’t". That’s the primary reason many passengers prefer travelling by flights today as compared to trains, because it saves a considerable lot of time allowing them to make the most of their holidays or to attend urgent business meetings.

Yet who in their right minds wouldn’t want the luxury of a business class flight given their choice to exercise their freedom? But people are often left compromising due to exorbitant prices or the unavailability of business class tickets easily.

However few of them know that leading international airlines offer Special Promotions and business class discounts to customers as per their policy to promote air travel by business class which in turn boosts their revenue in the market.

These offers maybe subjected to several terms and conditions such as being a frequent flier, or using particular credit cards to book online tickets etc. They may also differ based on the seat availability, travel pattern, demands etc.

So all you need is to do some proper planning on how to purchase your tickets in advance. In this sense, having a clear picture of the place, date and agenda definitely helps. Once you are through, get your hands on a business class ticket as early as possible so as to avail the maximum deduction possible. The ideal time would be a month before the date of your scheduled departure.

Usually people make the mistake of visiting a single airline website and book tickets in their hurry. They are also found to rely on a single agent to make all their reservations. These practices might seem comfortable but they deprive the customers from getting the best of deals. So, one must compare all the airline prices and watch carefully for existing offers and schemes by all the airlines.

Moreover, if you carefully observe, you will discover trends in the price variation with respect to the demand for tickets. For instance- A business class ticket that involves departure on Saturday night and returning on Monday morning is bound to get costly because people usually prefer travelling through the weekends. So, a weekday ticket might cost you comparatively cheaper.

The timings of the flight also affects the price as the early morning and late night flights are not much in demand and hence available at discounted prices but the afternoon and evening flight tickets are placed much higher.

Keep in mind while booking your tickets that you keep a margin of at least one week before or after any major holiday occasions such as holi, diwali etc. because they are always high on demands, harder to get and costlier to travel.

Finally, the discounted prices are not some excuse for poor services as is popularly believed by some of the sadists. It’s an absolute myth because business class experience will always blow you off your minds.

So leave your doubts at home and enjoy the world class hospitality services that might mesmerize your senses. Bon Voyage!