How you can pack the cheapest business class chairs this summer – since airlines beat the price of chic seats with a maximum of 60%

Turn left on planes to enjoy business class Hutten, the bank does not have to break in the coming months – if you play your cards well.

Analysis of rates reveals the savings of no less than 63 percent in July and August, with substantial reductions that are common on most routes and air experts who explain that company trips have fallen dramatically during the summer holidays.

The biggest deal, found on Google Flights earlier this week, featured Atlantic Ocean Return flights from Manchester to New York – Offered for £ 1,538 compared to the standard average price of £ 4,200 (See image).

In the meantime, London To Boston on Jetblue, 53 percent were lower at £ 1,437 (instead of £ 3,075 usually), London to New York, also on Jetblue, was from £ 1,446 (instead of £ 2,725) and Edinburgh To San Francisco was from £ 1,996 on Scandinavian Airlines (instead of a typical £ 3,475).

“Business trips falls in the summer, because business flyers are not happy to be in aircraft when travelers are in the area,” says Gilbert Ott, of Godsavethepoints.com, revealing that the abundance of offers is especially noticeable because of company trips that are still not reflected after it.

So, here is our ultimate guide to detect some of the most tempting rates for business class.

Use comparison sites

Flights and Skyscanner.net are excellent for comparing rates for business class. Easily adjust the tab to ‘Business’ and select Non-Stop Flights or indicate how many stops you are willing to make.

Then click on ‘View price history’, which shows the typical price range, where green is low, orange ‘typical’ and red expensive.

There is a similar traffic light system on Skyscanner – although historical price comparisons are not possible.

It is easier to compare the prices and travel times of the airlines and you can also adjust the maximum travel time more easily.

Following price

With Google flights and Skyscanner it is possible to set ‘price warnings’ for updates on the cheapest rates for specific routes while traveling things (or economy).

These are a great way to catch the lowest prices, especially when planning Vooruit.

Book early

There are various ways of thoughts among aviation experts at the best time to take flights from company class, but the growing consensus is to book as early as possible – ideally 10 to 12 months ahead.

Rates are released only one year in advance, although this varies by airline.

BA Business-Class non-stop flights from London to New York are currently from £ 1,420 in March, while they are no less than £ 8,580 later this month.

Check the ‘Sweet Spot’

For low long -term rates for business class, some experts also say that the period between three and five months prior to travel is the best.

This is when such ticket prices traditionally fall, says Rob Burgess, from headfopoints.com, the website frequently Flyer/Hotel Loyalty Program. So this is also worth checking.

Consider a package

Sometimes airlines will stimulate the sale of the business class by making their package holiday offer in particular tempting in the business world.

Ba Holidays, for example, has seven nights with business flights of £ 4,915pp that will stay in Dream South Beach in Miami in June, while only returns are of £ 4,668pp.

So the extra costs for the hotel are only £ 494 for seven nights or £ 247pp based on two parts. Turkish airlines, Virgin Atlantic and Qatar Airways also offer packages.

“They are always worth checking if you are planning to stay in a hotel,” says Rob Burgess at the point for points.

Make an offer

Airlines such as SAS, Virgin Atlantic, Etihad, Cathay Pacific and Qantas are now offering travelers with chairs in economics or premium economy to offer online for a corporate upgrade – made available between two and seven days before a planned flight (and sometimes so close to five hours earlier).

“Know your number – how much you are willing to spend and not to surpass that,” advises Tamsin Cocks, from Business Traveler Magazine.

Also keep in mind that most airlines do not allow bids that jump two classes from economics to business. You must do this by already having a Premium Economy ticket.

Download Airline Apps

If you are interested in a last -minute -upgrade, these are the easiest monitored via Airline apps.

Go from Europe

This may not fit everyone, but business flights can be considerably cheaper from outside the UK.

By doing this, you also avoid the air passenger rights for long -distance flights of no less than £ 224.

For example, to travel from London to New York in June for an outing of four nights with business seats on Aer Lingus was £ 2,331 on Skyscanner.net. But from Dublin on the same data it came £ 1,512.

Receive newsletters

Newsletters from airlines will inform you when ticket sales start – be ready to discuss because the best deals go fast. It is also worth registering at LuxuryFlightclub.com. The motto is ‘Fly Business Class, Pay Economy Class’.

‘Error rates’

These are when the price errors are made online by airlines – sometimes when a ‘0’ is even missed.

“Error rates happen but disappear very quickly and airlines do not always honor them,” warns Nicky Kelvin, from Thepointsguy.com.

Register for E -mail notifications from people like Kayak.co.uk, Hopper.com and Secretflying.com to find out about it. Also check forums such as flyertalk.com.

Be a frequent flyer

By becoming a member of frequent flyer clubs, you can collect a stock of points for future upgrades.

Upgrading premium economy to companies can usually require 20,000 to 30,000 AVIOS points, while you need 65,000 points to upgrade from economics to Virgin’s higher class hut on a London to Washington DC flight.

“You can find the absolute best deals for flights in the business class by using points and miles,” says Nicky Kelvin, from Thepointsguy.com.