Over the past year, we’ve seen a number of major airlines revamp their international business class offerings. As Open Skies policies make it easier for US-based and EU-based carriers to capitalize on the international travel market, price won’t be the only tool airlines use to attract business class passengers. Amenities will surely play a role, especially as major carriers go head-to-head with smaller business class-only airlines like Silverjet and eos.

Over the next several weeks, we’d like to highlight some of the international business class amenities airlines from around the world are offering. In late 2007, United Airlines made some major changes to their international business class, so they seemed like a good carrier to start with…