Glossary
Suite
Definition: An airline suite is a premium cabin seat enclosed by walls and a closing door, offering a private room-like experience at 40,000 feet. Suites are found in both first class and modern business class products.
Airline suites represent the most private and luxurious seating available on commercial flights. Emirates pioneered the concept in first class, with fully enclosed private cabins featuring closing doors, vanity mirrors, and mini-bar units. Singapore Airlines’ Suites Class on the A380 even features a separate bed and armchair.
In business class, Qatar Airways’ Qsuite was revolutionary — the first business class product to feature fully closing doors. Since then, airlines including Delta (Delta One Suites), ANA (The Room), and British Airways (Club Suite) have introduced door-equipped business class products.
Suites transform the flight experience from sitting in a seat to having a private room. Features typically include: a closing door, direct aisle access, lie-flat bed, personal wardrobe, mood lighting, and a dining table large enough for two. BookMyBusinessClass regularly offers consolidator fares on suite products at significant discounts.