Business Class Flights to Chicago

With a population of around 2.8 million people in the city limits, Chicago is the third largest city in the United States behind New York and Los Angeles. It attracts a staggering 40 million visitors a year and a good proportion of them are business people attending meetings, conferences, trade events and shows.
Located in the Mid West, in the state of Illinois, the city of Chicago has always been a major hub for commerce, and is widely regarded as a centre for business and finance. Famed for being the place where Barak Obama made his name in politics, Chicago is well known nationally and internationally.

Business Class to Chicago from the UK

Chicago has two airports. The Midway International Airport located on the South side of Chicago, and is commonly used for flights within the United States, although international flights do depart from there. The main one is the O’Hare International Airport is located just North West of Chicago, and is the world’s second busiest airport.
With two airports in operation, it’s usually quite easy to get a direct flight straight to Chicago from the UK. Flying in business class offers you much more than flying in the traditional world traveller. You receive fantastic dining, top of the range entertainment systems, reclining chairs and excellent service from the crew on board.
Some of the most popular airlines to travel business class with, based on price, availability of tickets and overall services are listed below. These airlines will fly passengers from London Heathrow to Chicago, if you require different circumstances then the airline may not be able to cater, so it’s best to check with your travel agent.

• British Airways
• American Airlines
• Virgin Atlantic
• US Airways
• Jet Airways

There are many more airlines offering business class seating, but the ones listed above commonly fly on this route.

When to Travel and Where to Stay on Business in Chicago

Chicago is particularly busy during the winter months, with a lot of conferences and shows organised around this period. The summer can also be very hectic in Chicago, with a large amount of tourists visiting the city. So as a rule a rule of thumb, if you want to avoid hoards of people on your business trip, try travelling in late September or early April. Business class flights take off daily from the UK to Chicago, so you will never have to worry about missing an opportunity.
Hotels in Chicago are common, and range from budget motels to 5 star wonders. If you are really looking for style, then the Trump International may be a good choice. This hotel doesn’t compromise anything, with all rooms fitted out with the latest TV’s, internet, telephones and other business accessories. There are cheaper hotels available and generally the further away from the city centre you are, the cheaper rates you will get.

Other Useful Information about Chicago

Changing up your money to US dollars is pretty easy in Chicago, with a wide selection of banks, money exchange centres available. You can also get currency exchange in the airport, but is likely to be not such a good rate. ATM’s are literally everywhere, but be prepared to pay a fee when using a non-US card.
You are spoilt for choice in terms of entertainment in Chicago. Bars, clubs, cinemas, theatres, museums and galleys are dotted all around the city for your enjoyment. The “Windy City” has plenty to offer if you get any spare time between your meetings.

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