Most people can only dream of flying business class whenever they travel. Experiencing it at least once in their lifetime would be enough to satisfy their curiosity. If you’re wondering about the pricing and overall experience with a certain airline, then perhaps this local influencer could help provide answers to some of your questions.
Content creator and entrepreneur Dahlia Rizal posted on her TikTok channel over the weekend to share her experiences of flying business class. Last year, the TikToker revealed that she had the opportunity to try three airlines and compare them with each other. Here are her thoughts and how much she spent on each flight.
Starting with Qatar Airways’ Qsuite Business Class, in which she spent about RM16,000 per seat for a round-trip flight. Dahlia loved that passengers were given so much space and privacy, as the business class cabin comes with separate suites with doors. As for the inflight meals, she gave them a 10/10 rating. Moving on to our very own Malaysia Airlines, the businesswoman spent about RM9,000 per seat for a round-trip flight.
Unlike her review of Qatar Airways Business Class, she gave her overall experience a 6/10 rating, saying that the meals were delicious, but the space could be a bit bigger. “The space and design were a bit old-school for me,” she stated. Finally, the last Business Class she and her husband tried was Emirates Airlines, which cost them RM25,400 per seat for a round-trip flight. She gave the overall experience an 8.9/10 rating, praising the Business Class’ comfort and food but commenting that the entertainment was lacking.
As for how much she spent in total for flying three different Business Classes, according to our calculations, Dahlia spent a total of RM50,400 for one person. After her post went viral, netizens were shocked about how much each Business Class flight cost. Others expressed envy that the influencer got to experience these flights at least once in her life.
Would you ever consider flying business class now that you know how much they can cost?
Source: TikTok
