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Fly Air China Business Class

Prioristing enjoyment and comfort, Air China Business Class features:

1-2-1 'reversed herringbone' layout offering space, privacy and direct aisle access
Large touch-screen control panel for seat and lighting adjustments
28" wide lie-flat beds (with adjustable arm rest)
18" touchscreen personal display with noise-cancelling headphones
Quality dining options created in partnership with Quanjude - a Chinese restuarant chain
Amenity kit and in-flight entertainment with both Western and Chinese TV and movie options
Priority check-in and boarding

Exclusive lounge access

Enjoy Business Class lounge access in China's Beijing Capital and Shanghai airports - ideal for those transiting before or after their incredible Japan tour. Air China's Business Class lounges offer complementary food and drinks (including alcoholic), an entertainment space, a sleeping area, shower facilities and plenty of places to rest and relax before your flight.

Expertly designed menu

Food in Air China Business class has been crafted partnership with Quanjude - a beloved Chinese restaurant chain. Quanjude has been creating incredible Chinese fare since its establishment in Beijing in 1864 and is famous for its mouth-watering roast duck. Onboard you can expect to tuck into Chinese delicacies like Peking Duck and Sichuan Spiced Beef Brisket followed accompanied by delicious traditional side-dishes and desserts. Or if you prefer, Western options are available.

Why May is a great month to visit Japan

May is a wonderful time of year to travel in Japan. With the busyness of cherry blossom over and the temperatures not too hot or cold, it’s ideal for touring.

Although the cherry blossoms will have faded, Japanese spring has only begun! With wisteria, nemophila blossoms, moss floss and so many more colourful flowers blooming across cities and countryside – there are plenty of impressive floral displays to admire. Elsewhere, the lush greenery of the fields and forests are at their most vibrant and make for awe-inspiring scenery.

It’s also sumo season! You’ll have the opportunity to observe Japan’s national sport which dates all the way back to 700AD. Tournaments are held in Tokyo in May, and during the season the area is decorated with colourful flags as fans gather to catch a glimpse of their favourite wrestlers.