Business Class Flights to Prague

Premium Flights to Prague

Prague is one of the best-preserved historic capitals in Central Europe, a skyline of spires and red roofs split by the Vltava. The castle district, the Charles Bridge with its statues and the Old Town Square with its astronomical clock draw visitors year round, while a steady calendar of congresses and corporate events keeps the city busy with business travellers.

Getting There

From most of Europe, Prague is a short hop with plenty of nonstop options into Václav Havel Airport Prague. Travellers coming from North America, Asia or the Middle East usually connect through a large European or Gulf hub, which makes the premium cabin on the intercontinental leg the part of the booking that counts most.

The Case for Business Class on a Short Flight

• An empty adjacent seat or a roomier cabin on European aircraft
• Fast lanes at departure that make a same-day return realistic
• A meal and a quiet corner of the lounge instead of the gate area
• Changeable tickets for meetings that run long

Choosing Your Season

Spring blossom on Petřín Hill and the gold of early autumn show the city at its most photogenic, with fewer crowds than high summer. December brings the Advent markets and mulled wine to the old squares, and the concert season in the city's churches and halls runs through the colder months.

Staying Central

The historic core is compact enough to explore on foot, so a hotel in the Lesser Town or near the Old Town lets you walk between sights, dinners and evening performances.