Comfort: Businessmen may prioritize comfort and prefer to fly in business or first class, where they have more space, better seats, and more amenities.
Productivity: Businessmen may believe that they can be more productive and get more work done on a longer flight if they are able to stretch out, have more room to work, and have access to power outlets and other amenities.
Image: Businessmen may feel that flying in business or first class projects a certain image of success and prestige and can make them feel more confident and professional.
Time: Businessmen may also prioritize their time and believe that the extra cost of a business or first-class ticket is worth it for the additional time saved by avoiding long lines, security checks, and baggage claim.
Loyalty programs: Many businessmen travel frequently and have accumulated a lot of points or miles in their frequent flyer programs which they can redeem for an upgrade to business or first class.
It's worth noting that not all businessmen prioritize comfort and prestige over cost-saving, some companies have policies in place to fly economy class, especially for short-haul flights, and some of the companies have a budget for traveling and they set the class of traveling accordingly.
