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First Class Cabins - a flight into fantasy
What awaits those who can afford the decidedly un-economy prices?
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For most of us, turning to the left, rather than the right as we board the plane and heading for first class, instead of economy isn't something that happens too often. We might get the occasional bump into business class if we're lucky, but first class? Forget about it! But what awaits those who can afford the decidedly un-economy prices? Flat beds, designer sheets, bar service and gourmet meals for starters. We take a peek behind those swagged curtains to see just what you get in some of the most decadent first class cabins in the sky.
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i go away at the end of january every year and can say the canary islands is the place for my husband and i you can get flights at affordable price and accommodation ,places to eat range from burger bar to top range restaurants sunshine is almost guaranteed so for us its not far flung resorts we have a flight for a few hours its almost becoming a home from home
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