With corporate travel returning to pre-pandemic levels, many companies face questions about airline class of service for their corporate travelers. Flight duration and geography continue to create the distinction between approved economy, premium economy, or business. Acquis Consulting Group’s Chloe Carver spoke to The Company Dime on what this means for companies.
With corporate travel returning to pre-pandemic levels, many companies face questions about airline class of service for their corporate travelers. Flight duration and geography continue to create the distinction between approved economy, premium economy, or business.
Speaking to The Company Dime, “Acquis Consulting Group consultant Chloe Carver recommends premium economy for flights longer than four hours and business class for one-way itineraries longer than eight hours.”
Carver continued discussing how to achieve balance between cost control and employee care.
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