On short intra-European flights, what's sold as 'business class' is typically nothing more than an economy seat with the middle seat blocked off—nothing else. Travellers unfamiliar with this convention often overpay expecting a meaningful upgrade, only to find the seat pitch and service nearly identical to economy. Always check whether the cabin offers lie-flat seats or a dedicated hard product before paying the premium.
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