Ultimate Qantas A380 Business Class Review: Comparing First Class Vs Business Class Experience! ✈️🥂

I have flown both of them - from Sydney to Los Angeles return on a Qantas A380 First Class, I have documented both First Class flights and now this is another fly from Sydney to Los Angeles but on a New Qantas Business Class. Both are very nice and beautiful experiences, but what’s the differences? What's Qantas Business Class like? How much did it cost me to fly this return trips from Sydney to Los Angeles and back, and what’s the major differences between the First Class and Business Class? So in this video, we are going to explore the new Qantas Business Class product, and also compare my personal experience flying the First Class and the Business Class.
If you like to watch my First Class fly experiences, you can find these two videos at below link:
1. From Sydney to Los Angeles First Class: • Qantas First Class: 14...
2. From Los Angeles to Sydney First Class: • Qantas First Class: 14...
Please feel free to comment and let me know what you think of Qantas First Class cabin.
From Sydney to Los Angeles, it’s 14 hours non stop fly, business class seat will definitely be comfortable for a good rest. The new Business Class seat is much better than the old one that we flew during our Christmas holidays to Hong Kong. Instead of 2-2-2 config, the new seats are in 1-2-1 config, looks much better, more rooms and more modern. The color and design are very nice and comfortable. My seat was 12A, a window seat. However, all the window seats are alternate between closer to window or closer to the aisle, with closer to the aisle comes lesser privacy.
The onboard services are both great, staff are friendly and the feeling are closer to home - the friendly Aussie nature. However, in the First Class, the staff and passengers ratio are lower, so you will get more attentive, and personalized services, plus better drinks and food, some delicacy like caviar and Penfold drinks, as there are only 14 First Class passengers, compare to 70 Business Class passengers. One distinct service you will receive in the First Class cabin is the staff is just like your on flight assistant, any time if you need anything, they are more accommodating, including them making your bed and get it ready for sleep, compare to the Business Class, you have to make your own bed.
So how much do you pay for these luxury travel experiences? Well, the Business Class return tickets from Sydney to Los Angeles will normally cost $10,000AUD depending on the season, but the First Class return tickets will cost you $25,000 on average across all the airlines. However, for this return tickets, it only costs me less than $1,000AUD, thanks to 200,000 Qantas Frequent Flyer points. On return flight, I will be onboard co-share partner airline American Airlines Business Class.
Overall, it's very beautiful experiences flying with Qantas, both First Class and Business Class are very impressive. I hope you get something out of my videos, and if you are enjoying the videos, please feel free to subscribe and like, that will help me a lot. Thank you for your support and watching.
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00:00 Introduction
01:12 Qantas Business Lounge
02:06 Business Class Seats
04:25 Take off from Sydney airport
05:44 Onboard Fine Dinning Experience
06:28 Comparing To First Class Experiences
07:23 Lay Flat Bed
07:44 The Major Difference Business vs First Class
09:14 How Much Do They Cost
09:53 Approaching Los Angeles

[@MusseAmble]

The variety of textures in the kislux pack is impressive. From smooth leather to textured suede, there's something for everyone.

[@Sanznachito]

A wonderful flight experience you enjoyed here! I must say although FIRST looks very slick, this Business Suite looks next level. Crews seem so hospitable and warm. Thanks so much for sharing, one day I hope it will be something I can experience. 👍

[@AlanLawSydney]

@@Sanznachito Thank you and you are right, new Business class cabin is quite modern. Hopefully one day you will 👍

[@tassiesmac]

Hey Alan, love your videos, it would be nice to see the menu a bit longer but keep up the good work and keep flying... 🙂

[@AlanLawSydney]

@@tassiesmac thank you, next time I will pay attention to this

[@gunvaldsandhaland7757]

Beautiful Cabin.Great Video And Info

[@louiseleonard1992]

Love it so much thank you so much 👏🙏

[@AlanLawSydney]

@@louiseleonard1992 thank you, I am glad that you like it

[@MarcucciLeising]

HEY kislux I have been watching you for years and im so proud of where you have made it! I love you so much! Also thanks for making my day

[@AlanLawSydney]

@@MarcucciLeising Oh thank you very much

[@Coolwow437]

Hey Alan we need more flight reviews love your video ❤

[@AlanLawSydney]

@@Coolwow437 thank you, I will try to do more

[@Coolwow437]

@@AlanLawSydney thanks

[@marcandreasson87]

Yes good insight to both classes. First is cost prohibitive, lotto win .. yes for sure. Business still pricey but will do it before when retired.

[@AlanLawSydney]

@@marcandreasson87 thank you, you should try to fly in a low season, might be lucky and can find cheaper business class seats

[@nicholasngo5428]

I wish I can fly this in 2039!

[@AlanLawSydney]

@@nicholasngo5428 One day you will 👍✈️

[@nicholasngo5428]

Are you a Han Chinese?

[@AlanLawSydney]

@@nicholasngo5428 yes I am

[@michaelschabow2911]

Good review except please show the entire menu and wine list!

[@AlanLawSydney]

@@michaelschabow2911 Good point, thank you. Will pay more attention to the details in the future

[@deangreen3370]

food looks like a pub male unacceptable for business class this is why Qantas rankings 24 on Skytrax

[@AlanLawSydney]

@@deangreen3370 I was surprised Qantas was ranked 24, down from 17. I have flown many other airlines, so far the food and services are far better than many others. On my return flight with American Airlines business class, the food was terrible

[@deangreen3370]

@@AlanLawSydney yes American Airlines business class, the food is terrible but has it updated their food in a long time

[@clarencet209]

Nice Vid Alan ! Enjoy your time in LA !