Premium Cabin Scout

Fly at the front of the plane for less.

Search business and first class fares from hundreds of airlines and travel agencies at once, then book directly with the one you choose.

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Top-down view of the front of a plane: four rows of lie-flat seats, a curtain, then rows of economy seats
The front cabin. We only search these seats.

How it works

Premium Cabin Scout is a search tool, not a travel agency. We never handle your booking or your payment.

  1. Search one cabin

    Choose business or first, and we only show fares for that cabin, never economy.

  2. Compare sellers

    Our search partner checks airlines and agencies and lists their prices for the same flights side by side.

  3. Book with the seller

    You pay the airline or agency directly, and they handle your ticket, changes and refunds.

Popular premium routes

Route guides with tips on airports, timing and which airlines to compare.

New York to London
The busiest premium route across the Atlantic, with more airlines and more seat sales than almost anywhere else. NYC–LON New York to Paris
A strong mix of full-service airlines and an all-business-class specialist. NYC–PAR Los Angeles to Tokyo
A long Pacific crossing where a lie-flat seat and a good night's sleep earn their price. LAX–TYO San Francisco to Singapore
One of the longest nonstop flights in the world, which makes cabin choice especially important. SFO–SIN Detroit to Amsterdam
Detroit is a Delta hub, and Delta with its partner KLM links it nonstop to Amsterdam. DTT–AMS Los Angeles to Sydney
An overnight Pacific crossing of around 14 hours or more, flown nonstop by several airlines. LAX–SYD

Before you book

Premium fares change more than most people expect. A few habits make the biggest difference: be flexible by a few days, compare nearby airports, and check what the seat actually is, since "business class" can mean anything from a recliner to a private suite.

Read our guide to finding business class deals