Japan is quickly becoming one of the hottest destinations for Australians, as it is packed with culture, iconic landmarks and is budget-friendly. Choosing the right airline can make all the difference when on a trip to Japan. With so many options, it's easy to get overwhelmed. But if you're flying Business Class, comfort and convenience are key.
Here's a quick look at some of the best airlines for Business Class flights to Japan.
Japan Airlines (JAL) is a great choice for those seeking a premium experience. Their Business Class offers spacious seating, fine dining, and excellent service. Each seat converts into a fully flat bed, providing ultimate comfort for long flights. JAL is known for its "Sky Suite," which includes direct aisle access and privacy doors.
JAL's attention to detail extends beyond seating. They offer delicious Japanese and Western cuisine prepared by skilled chefs. If you want to rest, their pyjamas and premium bedding help ensure a restful sleep. The in-flight entertainment system features hundreds of movies, TV shows, music, and games to occupy you during long flights. Noise-cancelling headphones are provided to help you watch your favourite shows without interruption.
Talk to an Airfare Specialist about getting to Japan with JAL. Or read our Japan Airlines Business Class review for a more in-depth description.
Another top airline for Business Class flights to Japan is All Nippon Airways (ANA). Their ‘The Room’ suites are amongst the widest Business Class seats in the world. These suites feature sliding doors for privacy, allowing you to enjoy your personal space. While these seats are not available on every flight, our airfare specialists will advise you about the features of your seat.
ANA also exhibits exceptional service on all flights. The cabin crew is known for their friendly hospitality and attention to detail. You'll have access to Japanese and international cuisine prepared with the finest ingredients. For long-haul travel, the seats convert into fully flat beds with comfortable bedding.
Have a read of the new ‘The Room’ product in our review after a trip from Tokyo to London.
Singapore Airlines is another great option for Business Class travel to Japan. Their seats are designed for comfort and has several reclining options. The spacious layout allows you to stretch out, while the seat converts to a fully flat bed and ensures a good night's sleep.
What makes Singapore Airlines stand out is its award-winning service. The cabin crew is known for going above and beyond to make passengers comfortable. The Business Class menu offers a range of choices, including Japanese and international dishes.
Travellers looking for premium dining can also take advantage of their ‘Book the Cook’ service, where you can pre-order your meal. For more details about the cabin, have a read of our Singapore Airlines Business Class review.
To book with Singapore Airlines, get in touch with an Airfare Specialist who can discuss your Business Class options.
Cathay Pacific is a well-respected airline for Business Class travellers flying to Japan. The modern Business Class cabin, with a 1-2-1 configuration, has seats that convert to fully flat beds and cocoons passengers in their own private space.
You'll feel comfortable with direct aisle access and plenty of personal space throughout the flight. The seats come with adjustable lighting, ensuring you can work or relax comfortably. If you want to enjoy some entertainment, a wide selection of films, TV shows, and music is available on demand.
Inflight dining is another highlight onboard Cathay Pacific. The airline offers both Asian and Western cuisine paired with fine wines, Champagne, and even its own handcrafted pale ale.
Feel free to read our review of the Cathay Pacific A350 Business Class cabin to learn more.
For Australian travellers, Qantas is a convenient and reliable option. Their Business Class cabins feature spacious seats that transform into fully flat beds. You'll enjoy the comfort and privacy needed for a restful flight to Japan.
Qantas is known for its excellent service and focus on local cuisine. The inflight dining options include Australian and Japanese dishes. With large screens and noise-cancelling headphones, there are plenty of entertainment options to keep you occupied.
Have a read of our Qantas Business Class review for more details about the cabin.
Ready to explore Japan? Take a look at our latest deals here, or speak to one of our Airfare Specialists to book, whether you prioritise comfort, privacy, or gourmet dining, each airline provides something special.
