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City planners are now planning food courts at business districts that will cater to middle class tastes.

International airlines have started catering to a new set of business travellers who are wary of spending money on expensive business class seats, yet prefer to enjoy more comforts than economy class while flying.

Come Friday and the premium class flyers of Air India will be able to taste from a range of delicacies and then get what they liked. AI will join Star Alliance on Friday and has taken a series of steps to improve the experience for first and business class passengers.

IndiGo, India's leading low-cost carrier, has announced the introduction of business-class services as it celebrates its 18th anniversary. The new service will be available for travel starting in November, with bookings opening immediately. This decision represents a significant change for the airline, which has been known for its affordable, no-frills service since its inception.

The fare starts at Rs 66,583 inclusive of taxes on Chennai-Dubai route. Tickets will be Rs 1,90,650 to New York and Rs 1,46,215 to London.