How Much Should You Pay To Upgrade To First Class?💰

#businessclass #luxury #cheapluxury #budget

[FCPremierLeague]

I’m watching this knowing full well I will always fly Ryanair

[donna]

Ill be flying on my own for the first time ever and Im making the decision to take business class. I have 2 herniated discs and just cant see myself sitting in economy for 7 plus hours.

[IlIlIlIlIlIlIlIl-vh]

For me, legroom does nothing. It’s my shoulder width. Absolute agony being in those narrow seats.

[ludlos]

I really like Spirit airlines' big front seat, though I wouldnt consider it first class

[JeffCD]

Actually, the odds are that it's NOT cheap. I've never seen a first class seat on a US carrier be "cheap".

[tanikokishimoto]

If I ever fly again, I will have to upgrade. I am way too tall, have a bad ankle and two bad knees to ever again put me thru the hell of third class seating.

[KruskDerTank]

US domestic first class is the equivalent of Premium Economy at best, unless you’re flying transcontinental, it best just to sit bulkhead or endure the 1-2 hours flight.

[willgrayson]

I got a delta upgrade from Seattle to Detroit for $100 and an Alaska upgrade from Seattle to Detroit for $150. It all depends on what you’re willing to pay. For me who’s a little bigger, the extra money is worth it, but depends on the person

[jpmasters-aus]

I remember a flight I had going from RDU to somewhere - I have forgotten - I know it was a DC9. Being an international traveller and with the status I had I could have 3 bags. I bought some stuff creating a second bag. When I went to check-in I only had an economy ticket I was only allowed 1 bag. They told me the cost for the second bag which was huge, and I noticed on the wall the upgrade cost was considerably cheaper (like $25 or 50), so I did that and got my extra bag included1

[paololim]

Hello! One other thing to consider that makes domestic (US) first class less valuable: it does not, in itself, contain lounge access at the initial purchase anymore.

[mountnman]

I'm 5'-11"
but wear a 50" jacket
(I still have people ask me if I ever played college or pro football)
Added leg room is nice,
but 2 to 2-1/2 extra inches in width is wonderful.
It's not just the seat itself, it's also the arm rest.
Also only 2 across vs 3.
Being older and after 35 years in construction, my shoulders ACHE after just 1 hour in economy.
(I treat my seat mates with respect. They paid for their seat and don't deserve my arms in their area)
$50 an hour is cheap to prevent discomfort.
All the other perks, even if you discount them, as in this video, they still add a certain "attitude" to the flight.
So many people fly with a sense of drudgery or disdain.
I want to enjoy it as much as possible, including my attitude.

[brianlee]

"Food youd consider eating on land"

Thats such a good point. The food in US airlines' premium cabins are in such horrible shape that youd never go back if you were served them in a premium restaurant

[davidellis]

I upgrade because of my very poor vision so that I can get people to help me at the check-in, getting through TSA, boarding, etc. For me, it is worth the extra cost.

[deividasverbickas]

Bro the furthest airport away from that counts as domestic is less than an hour, and there is no 1st class

[Casinowarmaster]

Also depends how large of person…if tall or overweight would be more inclined to pay for it

[Notna]

hello Dan im from sweden and a big fan of you!

[gparyani]

I once upgraded to Alaska Airlines first class for just $60. Since I was planning on checking two bags and paying that much in bag fees anyway, the upgrade was effectively $0. Now, to be fair, I could have flown Southwest on the same route for the same price as economy on Alaska, but I had a voucher I got from them due to a past flight having a mechanical fault and getting diverted.

[michaelb]

US first class or business. I don't think we have first class anymore is total s**t. It's not worth it

[justthatoneaviatorgeographer]

bro that tv that was in the video is fr ANA’s first class tv’s baby

[BrianFolks]

$50 per hour? I'm still going to get there at the same time and I'll have hundreds of dollars left over to do something fun in the city I get to.