Premium Cabin Flights to Asia: Best Programs, Prices & Booking Tips
Description
Want to fly to Asia in business or first class without breaking the bank? In this episode of Takeoff by 10xTravel, Bryce, Emily, Travis, and Matt reveal the exact strategies, airlines, and loyalty programs that unlock luxury premium cabin flights across the Pacific, all with points and miles.
The crew covers:
Whether you’re after ANA’s world-class service, JAL’s new first-class suites, or EVA Air’s Hello Kitty flight, this guide will help you turn points into unforgettable journeys.
In this episode:
0:00 Introduction
4:10 Why premium cabins to Asia are the holy grail
8:00 ANA via Virgin Atlantic (unicorn deal)
15:00 Cathay Pacific, JAL & EVA Air highlights
25:00 StarLux & emerging premium options
32:00 Singapore Airlines quirks & waitlisting
42:00 Availability trends + when to book
50:00 Best overall products & value redemptions
57:00 Listener win: first business class redemption
59:00 Wrap-up & resources
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