Amidst all of the airfare sales this week, United Airlines has launched one of their own. However, they’re taking the deals to the front of the plane. You can find first class airfare for as low as $199+ each-way on a range of routes across the country.

Purchase your airline ticket by July 31 for travel between August 17 and September 7, 2009 (21-day advance purchase required). Visit United Airlines for more details, and search FareCompare for first class and coach airfare deals from your hometown.

This is not the cheapest way to get to London - but it may well be the most luxurious way - and, it’s still a good deal.

Virgin Atlantic has first class airfare to London for under $2,000.

But hurry - this is a ONE-DAY SALE.

See RickSeaney’s post for all the details.

Yesterday, we highlighted United Airlines’ domestic first class airfare sale. Today, it’s all about their international business class airfare sale.

You’ll find deals in business class to “Latin and Pacific destinations” including Mexico City, Buenos Aires, Hong Kong, Sydney, and more from multiple U.S. departure cities. Business class airfare on some routes starts as low as $326+ each-way.

A 50-day advance purchase and a 7-night minimum stay are required on these deals. Restrictions vary depending on destination, so visit United Airlines for more details.

OpenSkies is still offering deals on their premium economy (PREM+) airfare from New York to Amsterdam. Deals start as low as $550+ each-way, and they include PREM+ perks like personal entertainment systems with over 50 hours of video and audio, more legroom, and 140 degree reclining seats.

Purchase your airline ticket by April 30 for travel through September 4, 2009. Visit OpenSkies Promo for more details.

Search FareCompare.com to find cheap flights to Amsterdam from your hometown.

Even as the cold weather continues its hold on much of the country, we can start to think about the warmer days ahead, and we can start to think about summer travel.

American Airlines has business class deals to destinations across Europe for travel between June 28 and September 11, 2009. You can enjoy all the luxury of business class and the “American Airlines Flagship” experience while traveling to Paris, Zurich, London, Madrid, and a range of other European cities. You’ll find business class airfare as low as $1,001+ each-way.

Purchase your airline ticket by July 6. Visit American Airlines Specials for more details.

Just a friendly reminder that the business class (Biz) and premium economy (Prem+) airfare sale from OpenSkies is still up and running. You’ll find deals in both classes from New York to Paris and New York to Amsterdam.

Nonstop flights to Amsterdam run $1050+ each-way (fuel surcharge included) in Biz and $550+ each-way (fuel surcharge included) in Prem+. Nonstops to Paris will cost an extra $50 in both classes. Prem+ provides 12″ more legroom, greater seat recline, and more overall space than standard economy class. Biz class seats recline into 6′ flatbeds, feature personal entertainment options, and enough amenities to truly set it apart from Prem+.

Book your airline ticket by November 21, 2008 for travel through March 31, 2009. Visit OpenSkies Special Offers for more details.

Want to leave the cold of winter behind this November and December? Head to the Southern Hemisphere where spring will be wrapping up and summer will be settling in.

Qantas is launching premium economy service from LAX to Sydney, and to kick things off, they’re offering premium economy travel deals for as low as $4098+ R/T from Los Angeles and San Francisco to Sydney. For an extra cost ($135 - $455) , you can fly out of other US cities including Dallas/Ft. Worth, Chicago, and New York. This premium economy airfare sale from Qantas is good for travel from November 14th to December 8th, but you have to book by June 30th to take advantage of the deal.

The flight to Australia is a long one, but premium economy seats on Qantas can make things go a little more smoothly for you. Keep reading to see what this class has to offer…

The latest British Airways business class airfare sale offers deals to London from departure cities throughout the US. The reduced rates are good for One World class travel from June 1st to August 31st.

Keep reading for sample One World business class airfares available on British Airways…

Want to fly to France in style, without paying top dollar?

Then the French airline L’Avion may be just what you’re looking for. How’s this for a deal in Business Class: Newark to Paris, round trip for just $1,319 (excluding taxes and fees).

Keep reading for a list of luxuries, and other deals.

eos Airlines’ fleet of 757s are designed to only hold 48 guests. This means you can enjoy more room, added comfort, and more attention from the crew. This business-class only airline is now making it easier for you and a companion to be 2 of those 48 onboard.

For a limited time only (through Feb. 4th), eos is offering “Free Companion Tickets” on a selection of their flights.

Keep reading for the details of the deal and to get the promotion code you need to take advantage of it…

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…

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.