Business & First Class Anomaly Fares
How often do you see Business Class from the West Coast to Europe for $1,
These fares are there if you know where to look. Just like Sweet Redeems (when redeeming miles is easy) are. But who’ll tell you? Certainly not the airlines. So where do you look? Online, at as many published fares as you can. Some enthusiasts do all the searching themselves. Like trainspotters, they spend half their life doing it. It’s a rewarding hobby. Our researchers spend half their lives doing it too. But then, it’s their chosen vocation. FCF members reap the benefits of their research via our Monthly Strategies and Daily Finds.
As you can see from Google Flights search results,
First Class can cost little more than, if any more than, Business, and Business little more than,
in any more than, coach.
Prof. Thomas Y. Levin
Paul Haggis
Best Picture
Ari Fleischer
FLEISCHER SPORTS CEO
Latest Upgrade Trends, Analysis, and Alerts
Interested in the airline industry, and the opportunities the optimistic ‘upgradee’ can discover? You may spend several hours a week digging deep into the data that's free to anyone with a computer, an Internet connection and the wherewithal to go beyond the websites of the world’s major airlines. Some may want to do that, but most say, hey… I don’t have the time. They let us do it for them. Day in and day out. Experience the benefits and have a look at the trends we discover and decipher for members.
Source: ITA Software Matrix airfares; First Class Flyer research and analysis reports and alerts.
Prof. Thomas Y. Levin
New York Times
Bud Collins
The Wall Street Journal
Paul Haggis
Condé Nast Traveler
Los Angeles Times
Ari Fleischer
Press Secretary;
Fleischer Sports CEO
Four Seasons Resorts Magazine
Tod Cohen
The New York Times
Lawrence Pass, MD
Departures Magazine
Prof. Michael Beckerman
Kiplinger's
Chicago Tribune
Newsweek
Entrepreneur Magazine
Discover Unduplicated Upgrade Know-How
You won’t find most of FCF's intelligence anywhere else. Airlines won’t tell you, travel agents don’t know, and no one else goes through as much trouble to find and figure out what airlines can be somewhat secretive about related to the simple upgrade question: pay in cash, miles, or cash and miles?
For the majority, air travel is a commodity bought and used – to one degree or another – under sufferance. First Class Flyer members see air travel as something not to be endured, but to be enjoyed.
Join FCF today and receive a steady stream of monthly intelligence reports and daily opportunity alerts.
Note for international residents: Many of the strategies I write about work similarly if you live in Canada or Cambodia.
FCF members routinely discover upgrade strategies
on the world's top airlines at 60% to 85% off.
Award Seat Avails: Sweet Redeems in Business and First
Where, When and How to get the best bang for your bucket of frequent flyer miles. Or credit card points. No miles? No
points? No worries, First Class Flyer regularly advises on how anyone can Buy Miles to Fly in Style.
Join FCF today and receive a steady stream of "sweet redeem" intelligence reports.
What Mr. Upgrade's truffle hounds just found:
(click dots for details)
First Class Flyer Reviews
Tod Cohen
The New York Times
Lawrence Pass, MD
Prof. Michael Beckerman
Departures Magazine
Kiplinger's
Chicago Tribune
Newsweek
Entrepreneur Magazine
Prof. Thomas Y. Levin
New York Times
Bud Collins
The Wall Street Journal
Paul Haggis
Condé Nast Traveler
Los Angeles Times
Ari Fleischer
Press Secretary;
Fleischer Sports CEO
Four Seasons Resorts Magazine