Your last chance to cash in on Silverjet’s airfare sale for flights from JFK to London and Dubai is rapidly approaching.

You can enjoy the all-business class airline and all of the amenities it offers for about 20% less than you will be able to after the sale enters.

Keep reading for details on Silverjet’s sale, and act fast before it’s gone…

Just because you want to fly in style, doesn’t mean you should have to pay for it. Let FareCompare help you fly first class at coach prices.

In the mean time, here are a few of the best First and Business class deals we’ve seen this week for international and domestic travel…

You might have expected to see the Broadmoor of Colorado Springs get the coveted 5-star rating; after all, 2008 makes 48-years in a row for the venerable hotel.

New to the list: the Boston Harbor Hotel, The Sanctuary on Kiawah Island in South Carolina, and the Stein Eriksen Lodge in Park City, Utah.

And 3-new restaurants joined the 5-star club: the Georgian Room in Sea Island, Ga., The Inn at Dos Brisas in Brenham, Texas and Le Bernardin in New York City.

For the full list, AND, an irreverent view of the ratings, do click here!

If you want to indulge in a luxury Paris getaway, and you want to fly there in style, look to TAP Portugal for assistance. They’re currently offering business class tickets from New York to Paris for a vacation over Valentine’s Day for $2,330+ R/T (about $2,697 out-the-door).

TAP Portugal’s business class offers added leg room, extended recline, meals, and a range of amenities, but if you really want to travel to Paris in style, you can find first class tickets for $3470+ R/T.

Don’t wait to land in Paris before you start getting the star treatment you deserve. Enjoy a bit of pampering in first or business class along the way…

Paris might just be the perfect spot to enjoy the romance of Valentine’s Day.

If you can escape your real life for just a few days, you can take advantage of some of the perks Paris hotels are providing for the holiday.

Air France is offering an airfare/hotel package for Valentine’s Day, but luxury accommodations can be found elsewhere, as well…

Just click “more” for luxury, Parisian-style.

US Airways is offering a bit of luxury travel for less from Baltimore to Milan for selected dates starting on February 15th. You can find airfare as low as $921+ each way ($1842+ R/T). You’ll fly to Europe in US Airways’ Envoy (business) class, and make your return in First.

You will have to take a quick jaunt in coach from BWI to Philadelphia, but once you head overseas, you’ll get to experience more comfort, more room, and more amenities.

Act fast on this one, because this business/first class airfare often runs well over $7,000+ R/T…

It’s time to shake off the winter blues and start thinking about warm weather and days off with nothing to do but lay on the beach. In short, it’s time to plan that Spring Break trip to Cancun.

If you’re heading for the sun and sands of Mexico, why not do it in style? AeroMexico is offering business class airfare for travel in March to Cancun for $664 from selected cities throughout the US.

This airfare is bookable now, so act fast, and start relaxing as soon as you take your business class seat on the plane…

Treat yourself and take a ride in First Class from Cleveland to Baltimore next week. Continental has a one-way Y-Up airfare for $177 (taxes and fees included) for travel on January 26th. Coach will run you $147 out-the-door, so why not live a little?

This Continental airfare is another example of how Y-Up airfares can allow you to fly first class at prices that are usually reserved for coach. Like many Y-Ups, this one isn’t easy to find, but with the right tools you can track down the best first class deals out there.

Let us help you fly in style for less. Check out our Y-Up airfare search, and find the affordable first class tickets from your home airport to destinations all over the world.

Y-Up airfares continue to be one of our favorite topics at FareCompare. These are the fares that give travelers a chance to fly first class for less that they thought they could. Sometimes, Y-Ups are as low or even lower than coach airfares. Other times, they just give you a major break on first class tickets.

If you’re traveling coast-to-coast, you know you’re in for a haul. The extra room, comfort, and amenities can make a big difference. That’s why today, we’re highlighting Delta’s Baltimore to Oakland first class Y-Up fare. It’s for first class travel in mid-March, and it’s bookable right now for $648+ R/T…

Last week, we highlighted SilverJet’s ‘Very Sivilised Sale’ as well as some of the problems the all-business class airline could face in light of MaxJet’s demise. This week, we’re looking at the standard business-class airfare from New York to London to see what kind of deals the newer, smaller airlines like SilverJet can really offer.

Of course, this is one flight for specific dates, so we will keep running these tests to see what kind of pressure the larger carriers start applying over the course of the year.

Keep reading to see who can get you from New York to London for less in February…

Northwest Airlines is offering a first class deal from Baltimore/Washington DC to Detroit for selected travel dates in February.

You can find first class airfare for as low as $297+ rt ($341 out-the-door).

There’s a debate among travelers as to whether or not premium economy is really worth the extra money. First, let’s be very clear: premium economy is not business class. Generally speaking, business class offers more than 50% the leg room, greater recline in seats, and more amenities than premium economy.

However, for travelers who simply can’t justify paying business class airfare, premium economy can be a welcome option. That brings us to today’s deal of the day…

On the heels of Silverjet’s latest airfare sale, the all-business class airline finds itself having to defend its business strategy against those who believe MAXjet’s failure marks the beginning of the end for Silverjet.

Despite talk of Silverjet’s future demise, the airline’s Chief Executive, Lawrence Hunt, is quick to point out that Silverjet is thriving:

“We had a record sales week last week in the US. We’ve seen a massive increase in corporate enquiries by companies looking to cut costs.” (from The Sydney Morning Herald)…

There are just over two weeks left of Silverjet’s “Very Sivilised Sale” on airfare from New York to London and Dubai.

The all-business class airline is offering 20% off their lowest airfares to both destinations. You can fly roundtrip to London for $1,759 (including all taxes and fees) and to Dubai for $3,689 (including all taxes and fees).

The sale offers solid deals and more flexibility than many. As Silverjet says in its well-refined manner, “you won’t have to rummage through day after day to find the best price, travel within a narrowly selected period or endure a compulsory Saturday night stopover.”

No one wants to endure a compulsory Saturday night stopover, so act fast and take advantage of the sale.

Delta Air Lines is offering first class airfare from New York to Santiago, Dominican Republic for just $568+ rt. Santiago is a cultural and economic center with growing interest for tourists. Whether you want to immerse yourself in the past, present, and future of the region, or you just want to gain a fuller appreciation for the art of cigar rolling, you can find what you’re looking for in Santiago.

This first class travel deal from Delta is bookable right now for travel in early February. Enjoy the luxury of first class for less, and discover what brings people from all over the world to Santiago:

Ready to shake off the glitz of Vegas for the sun-soaked beaches and relaxation of Cancun? Want to to make the trip in style? Now’s your chance.

Northwest Airlines is offering first class airfares of $689+ rt between Las Vegas and Cancun for travel in early February.

A quick check of the Northwest Airlines website shows that this first class airfare is bookable right now, so take advantage while you can:

People sometimes think I’m crazy when I tell them they really can find first class tickets for less than coach. I am talking about Y-Up airfares, which happen to be one of my favorite subjects.

To most people these fares look and feel like coach fares, but they’re not. And they’re not first class upgrades. Y-Up airfares are for reserved first class seats, and yes, they can be less expensive than coach fares. Keep reading to see how just today I was shopping for a Disney trip and could have taken advantage of a Y-Up airfare…

Delta Air Lines is taking advantage of coming “open skies” regulations and planning flights from Heathrow to New York and Atlanta. Delta will offer business class fares at appx. $3,922+ rt. So, is that really a good deal, and will Delta’s deal pressure all-business class carriers like Eos and Silverjet?

Well, the business class airfare offer at least puts Delta Air Lines in the ring with overseas carriers. You can find flights between London and New York on Silverjet at about $3,292+rt and on Eos for approximately $3,843+ rt. It will be interesting to see if Americans hitch a ride on Delta business class even if they have to spend a few hundred dollars more.

Let me know what you think.