None of these tactics actually guarantees an upgrade for passengers, but they collectively will maximize one's odds of paying as little as possible in order to secure this kind of front cabin fare ...

Once you've stretched out in a lie-flat seat and been served champagne before takeoff, it's hard to go back to economy. But airlines often charge an arm and a leg for that experience. But here's the ...

This video reviews the world's cheapest first class airplane seat at $299 versus the most expensive at $28,000. It covers the comparison of the seats, onboard food, showers, and luxurious offerings.