Posh business-class cabins

By Chaney Kwak | Conde Nast Traveler

(Photo: Korean Air)

Taking care of business at 35,000 feet is no easy feat — unless you're flying in one of these ultra-plush business class cabins. We had business-travel road warriors and big shots tell us what they think are the poshest, cushiest cabins in the air.

Korean Air

Korean Air's Airbus 380 features an all-business upper deck, the world's first on-board duty-free boutique and Celestial Bar, seen here.

(Photo: Turkish Airlines)

Turkish Airlines

Turkish boasts an on-board chef preparing award-winning food. Designer Nanette Lepore is a huge fan. She describes Turkish's business class as "beyond posh."

(Photo: Air France)

Air France

Air France's Affaires class is a classy affair, with hypoallergenic feather pillows and noise-canceling headsets. Our own Wendy Perrin commends the "excellent selection of films" from all around the world.

(Photo: Qantas)

Qantas

Fully flat Skybed seats ensure comfort on those long flights down under.

(Photo: Delta)

Delta

Delta's Business Elite gets some of the highest ratings in America, and has been hailed as "the best flight experience to Africa."

(Photo: Air Canada)

Air Canada

Hotel executive Daniel Kerzner counts Air Canada as North America's best business offering. "The bright and modern décor of the cabin provide an ideal backdrop for your private 'suite' in the sky," he says.

(Photo: Cathay Pacific)

Cathay Pacific

Our readers ranked Cathay Pacific highly in our business travel poll. No surprise there. Financier Christof Wittig of Kii Capital says the airline is his "first and only choice for travel to Asia."