How to Get First Class Seats on Most Every Flight you Take… Without Breaking the Bank

Dear Escape Artist Friend,

The next time you fly, there’s no need to wait in long lines… get herded like cattle when it’s time to board… sit squished between two people… or stare at the head of the person in front of you when he leans his chair back into your space…

That is, not when you could fly first class.

Now, perhaps you’re thinking, “But I can’t afford to fly first class!” Not so, my friend. You can. Keep reading to find out how you can do it for half the price of coach… or even less.

Just think: You could enjoy priority boarding, more legroom, more comfort, more attention, free drinks… every time you get on a plane, and without breaking the bank.

Let me explain.

The super-wealthy don’t flinch at dishing out $8,000 to $10,000 or more for first- and business-class seats. But it’s possible for you to get the same luxurious seats for 70% off… by paying only $50 more than coach fare… and sometimes even for free.

But you have to know the tips and techniques to getting the best deal every time you fly.

Did you know, for example, there are certain times of the year when first- and business-class fares drop drastically… and airlines fight for your business? Knowing these times will save you thousands.

First and business class don’t have to be out of your reach. Many of the travelers sitting up front are not millionaires. They’re frequent travelers and savvy flyers who’ve learned the ins and outs of getting the best seats for less.

Whether you’re a frequent flyer or only fly once a year — you, too, can look forward to sitting up front for less.

Enjoy a Whole New Level of Value,
Luxury and Comfort at 30,000+ Feet…

Imagine stepping into a hip lounge where you can get complimentary facials and haircuts. This, before you even board the plane.

When it’s time to board, friendly faces greet you. A roomy seat awaits you. Feel like going to sleep? Your seat gently glides through countless settings, with up to six feet of sleeping space to stretch out in.

Yes, stretch out. With full-size pillows to lay your head on and a duvet or fleece blanket to keep you snuggly warm.

Don’t want your clothes to get creased while you sleep? Ask for a cozy sleep suit to change into.

After your snooze, you may feel a little hungry. Perhaps you’re game for a three-course meal? Coming right up. Perhaps you could go for a bacon sandwich and a fresh juice at the bar? No problem. Simply choose your own selection from the Freedom menu—and your order will be individually and freshly prepared and served up in style on fine china.

That’s what you can expect with Virgin Airlines’ Upper Class… and it’s just one example of the luxury that awaits you.

From copper espresso machines in business class (Alitalia), to fresh salads and sinful desserts prepared in-flight (Austrian), to cabin crew members who are trained bartenders and magicians to conjure up something magical to drink (Asiana), upper class makes flying part of the travel adventure!

Escape the Cattle Class and Fly up Front, for Less

Perhaps you’re a frequent flyer, but never quite made it to first class. Or you’d like to learn to fly first class on an economy budget. Either way, these secrets I'd like you to have  can help you fly up front… for less.

Perhaps, before I go on, I should explain something…

I’m a penny pincher. I’ll do just about anything to save a buck. It's sort of a compulsion.

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I like to know I'm getting a good value.

And I've been known to spend hours tracking down a good deal. I like to think it's time I invested… so you don't have to.

In my search for bargain deals on first class seats, I've uncovered some surefire strategies and several extremely valuable secrets.

In fact, two of the last four flights I've taken I've enjoyed up in the front of the plane… and on each I paid less than I would have for a coach fare. To land both great values, I used the techniques I've uncovered over years of seeking out the best first class deals.

Naturally, airlines won’t tell you about these strategies and secrets. After all, they’re in the business to make money.

Nothing wrong with that… but I’m sure, like me, you want to SAVE money… while still enjoying all the perks first class travel offers.

And, travel agents don’t always dig deep enough to uncover THE BEST deal that exists. For example, the next time you’re booking a flight, you might want to tell your agent about “discrepancies.”

Sometimes the airline operating a flight will charge one rate for mileage award tickets, while one of its partner carriers will charge a different rate—for the exact same flight and class of service.

For example, if you were to book a Business Class round-trip New York–London on British Airways, BA will charge you 100,000 miles; book the same seat on the same flight through BA’s partner, Cathay Pacific, and you only need 60,000 miles!

If you don’t have miles, you can use code discrepancies to save money. For example, American Airlines and Turkish Airlines code-share the New York-Istanbul route, the latter operating the flight. You could save $1,864 on a business-class ticket simply by knowing about the code discrepancy between these two flights.

In another example, on a flight from Chicago to Miami, the United and US Airways code-sharing discrepancy could save you $738 on a first-class ticket.

Shouldn’t your travel agent know this? Sure. But often times they won’t dig deeper than they have to, unless of course you ask them to check the mileage and code-sharing discrepancies; this tip could save you thousands.

In fact, I’ve uncovered seven insider secrets for airline upgrades, cheap first-class flights, and more that airline reservationists and travel agents may never tell you.

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