Cathay Pacific - Sale Ends Sunday!

Cathay Pacific super Sale is now on!

Enjoy excellent offers in both Business Class and Premium Economy to a host of destinations from London Heathrow and Manchester.

Book by 6th October for travel between now and 30th June next year.

From London Heathrow to: 

Australia: Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth, Sydney China: Beijing, Hangzhou, Shanghai Indonesia: Bali, Jakarta Japan: Osaka, Tokyo Malaysia: Kuala Lumpur New Zealand: Auckland Singapore: Singapore Taiwan China: Taipei Thailand: Bangkok, Phuket Vietnam: Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon)

From Manchester to: 

Australia: Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth, Sydney China: Beijing, Hangzhou, Shanghai Indonesia: Bali, Jakarta Japan: Osaka, Tokyo Malaysia: Kuala Lumpur New Zealand: Auckland Singapore: Singapore Taiwan China: Taipei Thailand: Bangkok, Phuket Vietnam: Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon)

Fancy a trip to Cairns in North Queensland, Australia - dubbed the gateway to The Barrier Reef? Well, book today and save GBP 100 per person in ANY cabin! - use discount code CAIRNS100 when booking!

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Business Class Sale!

Business Class on Cathay Pacific:

Most Cathay Pacific aircraft have one large Business Class section and a smaller cabin behind the entry door and galley. There is no charge to assign a seat when flying Business Class or reserving this specific aft cabin. All seats recline to a flat bed and measure 1.9 metres (6.25 feet long) of usable sleeping space. 

Cathay Pacific offers a 1-2-1 seating setup on all its long-haul aircraft (Boeing B777 and Airbus A330 and A350). Every seat in the cabin has direct aisle access and maximum privacy. The airline uses reverse herringbone seats that face slightly away from the aisle and feature small, winged headrests. Pairs of seats in the centre section are ideal for couples because you can lean forward and chat together or sit back in privacy thanks to a central divider.

The flagship Airbus A350 aircraft offer extra-wide cabins with reduced noise and intelligent lighting to aid rest and sleep. The A350-900 provides 38 fully-flat Business Class seats with a forward cabin of eight rows and a more intimate cabin of just two rows behind the exit doors. In contrast, the A350-1000 has a single Business Class cabin of 46 lie-flat beds over 12 rows.

The Airbus A330-300 comes in two long-haul configurations with seating in the 1-2-1 set-up for up to 39 Business Class passengers depending on the aircraft seating plan. Meanwhile, the Boeing 777-300 offers two long-haul configurations of 40 and 53 Business Class seats over two cabins.     

Dining on Cathay Pacific is a treat, and on many flights, you can pre-order your preferred dish online to guarantee your selection is available. Menus, designed to look like a small newspaper, outline all the service offerings for the flight. It includes articles and pictures about some of the dishes offered, which is an entertaining way to learn about global cuisine. The crew takes orders via a tablet, allowing them to address passengers by name and get your order right – it is restaurant service in the air.

Before takeoff, passengers can choose between Champagne (the label varies, but include Billecart-Salmon Brut Champagne or Deutz Brut Classic Champagne), water or, on many flights, the delicious Cathay Delight.

Amenity kits offer Bamford toiletry products and are well-stocked with what you might need to stay hydrated and refreshed on a long flight. Slippers are available at each seat. Lavatories stock more products like hand lotion and facial mist from Bamford. Plush pillows and luxurious, sustainably sourced 400-thread count cotton bedlinen by Bamford help passengers enjoy one of the best rests in the sky. 

Read the BusinessClass.com review of Cathay Pacific Business Class 

Read the BusinessClass.com review of Cathay Pacific First Class

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Premium Economy Sale!

Cathay Pacific has one of the best Premium Economy cabins in the world and is also now offering great fares from London Heathrow and Manchester .

What is Premium Economy?

Premium Economy was first introduced to the world in 1991 and was created as a bridge between economy and Business Class. It offers passengers better perks, points and legroom than economy and is ideal for cost-conscious passengers - especially families - on longer haul routes. 

Over time, as many airlines drop First Class, Premium Economy has become the "middle” cabin and has taken on greater importance. Better cuisine, inflight entertainment and enhanced amenity kits are being offered - making it a much more luxurious experience than in the past. You still will not have use of a dedicated lounge or amazing suites that are available only to First and Business Class passengers but speedier boarding always helps!

Cathay Pacific Premium Economy

Premium Economy seats on the Airbus A350-900/1000 and select Boeing 777-300ER aircraft are equipped with a full-length leg rest, leather-padded footrests, a retractable armrest that can be adjusted and a headrest. Seats include a dimmable personal reading light, a slide-out cocktail table, a larger meal table, an in-seat power outlet and amenity storage. The Premium Economy cabin houses between 28 and 32 seats on the A350 and between 32 and 34 seats on the B777-300, and all come in a 2-4-2 configuration, while 27-centimetre (10.6-inch) or 30-centimetre (12-inch) in-flight entertainment touchscreens come with noise-cancelling headphones and an extensive range of content.

Seating

Width: 47-49 cm / 18.5-19.3 inches

Legroom: 96-101 cm / 39-40 inches

Recline: 20-22 cm / 8-9 inches

Dining

Passengers are welcomed onboard with a glass of Champagne, and the upgraded in-flight menu is diverse, healthy and created around Hong Kong flavours. With a complimentary selection of wines, beers and spirits, Premium Economy passengers can also sample the exclusive Betsy Beer – specifically crafted for drinking at altitude.

Additional Perks

The journey begins with dedicated check-in, priority boarding, and enhanced baggage allowance of 2 x 23 kilogramme bags. Passengers can stay refreshed on board with a helpful amenity kit containing essential items such as eyeshades, earplugs, a toothbrush and toothpaste. They also enjoy a separate, more intimate cabin.

Find the best hotel offers with BusinessClass.com:

Once you have decided where to travel using these attractive special fares, BusinessClass.com will also help you find the very best offers in the finest hotels. We have handpicked our favourite hotels in some of the more popular destinations featured in this Cathay Pacific promotion.

Read the BusinessClass.com guides to:

10 Best Luxury Hotels In Tokyo 
10 Best Luxury Hotels In Bangkok 
10 Best Luxury Hotels in Seoul
10 Best Luxury Hotels in Osaka
10 Best Luxury Hotels in Sydney
10 Best Luxury Hotels in Beijing
10 Best Luxury Hotels in Hanoi
10 Best Luxury Hotels in Bali

If you are planning a stopover (extra cost of GBP 50) in Hong Kong we recommend reading our guide to The 10 Best Luxury Hotels in Hong Kong

Cathay Pacific is based in Hong Kong, and flies to over 200 destinations around the world. It is a member of the oneworld alliance - which includes British Airways, Qatar Airways and American Airlines. 

BusinessClass.com searches hundreds of travel sites simultaneously to help you find the best premium flight offers.  BusinessClass.com also compares all the major hotel suppliers to give you the very best prices in the best hotels. 

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