Location

• One of the obvious differences between economy and business class on a Flying Cat 4 is the location of each class of passengers. Below deck, economy class seating holds 342. Business class seating, which is on the upper deck, accommodates 96. Business class passengers enjoy expansive views of the water during travel and every seat has window access. Selected seats in economy class have windows the entire cabin of passengers may use for outside viewing.
  
  

Amenities

• Passengers traveling in Flying Cat 4 business class enjoy more leg room than economy class passengers. Business class seats have additional padding with a molded, cushioned head rest. Tables at each seat provide a convenient area for work or dining. Flat-screen televisions provide business class passengers with entertainment during the journey. Ferry company representatives state that business class provides passengers with a quieter ride.
  
  

Passengers

• Previous passengers on the Flying Cat 4 recommend purchasing a business class ticket if you are accustomed to amenities offered by commercial airlines' business class. Younger families, infrequent local travelers and tourists populate the economy class section. Constant motion and picture taking adds to noise levels. Business class passengers prefer a quieter atmosphere with many choosing to work during the journey. Younger travelers are seldom seen in business class.
  
  

Pricing

• Ticket pricing is the biggest difference between travel classes on the Flying Cat 4. A price difference of $11.45 to $27.19 per ticket exists between economy and business class fares, depending on the trip. Compare prices offered online by companies to get the best ticket deals. Book tickets based on personal preferences and individual budgets. Differences between economy and business class on a Flying Cat 4 may exist, but both provide unique passenger experiences.