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Paris to Bali: Business Class Compared

3 airlines go head-to-head on the CDGDPS route. Compare seats, lounges, and fares from $2,200.

Quick Verdict

Updated April 2026

3 airlines fly business class from Paris (CDG) to Bali (DPS), with round-trip fares ranging from $2,200 to $6,500. The average flight time is 15 hours. Air France and Singapore Airlines are the primary competitors on this route. The most affordable fares typically appear in April, May, September.

From
$2,200
Airlines
3
Flight Time
15h
Best Months
Apr, May

Expert Comparison

The Paris to Bali corridor is one of the most revealing tests of a premium cabin's true character — nearly 15 hours in the air, always involving at least one connection, and served by three airlines whose business class philosophies could not be more different. To be direct: Air France, Singapore Airlines, and Cathay Pacific all operate genuine lie-flat products on this routing, but the gap between "lie-flat" and "genuinely restorative" becomes apparent the moment you board.

Air France's La Première-adjacent business cabin on its long-haul fleet brings a reverse herringbone layout with a privacy door — a meaningful differentiator on a route where you may be sitting beside a stranger for the better part of a day. The CDG lounge experience, particularly the renovated Salon Air France in Terminal 2E, is legitimately world-class, and the cabin dining leans confidently into French culinary identity with proper tableware and a wine list curated by the airline's sommelier team. Singapore Airlines connects through Changi, which remains the superior hub for this journey — Terminal 3's SilverKris Lounge is more spacious and better stocked than most competitors — and the 2018-generation Business Class seat, at 28 inches wide with a forward-facing option on select configurations, suits travelers who find angled-flat products claustrophobic. Cathay Pacific's Aria Suite, rolling out across its widebody fleet, introduces a closing door and a thoughtfully redesigned ottoman that genuinely functions as a guest seat — the most compelling new hardware on this route for those who value the tactile details of a suite-style product.

For suite seekers who prioritize enclosure and finish, Cathay's Aria Suite edges ahead on hardware, though availability through CDG depends on aircraft assignment and is worth confirming before booking. Singapore Airlines is the clear recommendation for food-forward travelers — the Book the Cook service, available on long-haul sectors, allows pre-ordering from an extensive à la carte menu that consistently outperforms the competition at 40,000 feet. Air France earns its place for travelers connecting from within Europe who want a seamless single-alliance journey through a home-carrier hub without repositioning. On pricing, Singapore Airlines and Air France tend to release more competitive business class inventory during the shoulder months of April, May, September, and October — with Air France occasionally offering promotional fares timed around French public holidays. One insider tip worth noting: Cathay Pacific's award availability through Asia Miles on this routing can be surprisingly generous when booked 30 to 45 days out, making it the savvy redemption play for points travelers. Given how quickly inventory shifts on a route this competitive, setting automated fare alerts through BusinessClassSignal is the most reliable way to catch the window when it opens.

Airline Comparison

AirlineProductSeat TypeLoungeAllianceTypical Fare
Air France
AF
Business
1-2-1 reverse herringbone with door
Air France Business Lounge
SkyTeamFrom $2,200
Singapore Airlines
SQ
Business Class (2018+)
1-2-1 staggered lie-flat
SilverKris Lounge
Star AllianceFrom $2,200
Cathay Pacific
CX
Aria Suite
1-2-1 reverse herringbone
The Pier Business Class Lounge
oneworldFrom $2,200

Product Details

Air France

Business

SkyTeam

1-2-1 reverse herringbone with privacy door

Reverse herringbone with closing door
French chef-designed dining experience
Clarins amenity kit and premium bedding
Air France Business Lounge at CDG
From $2,200Full review →

Singapore Airlines

Business Class (2018+)

Star Alliance

1-2-1 staggered lie-flat with 28" width

Extra-wide 28" seat — widest in class
Book the Cook pre-order dining
18" HD touchscreen entertainment
SilverKris Lounge network at Changi
From $2,200Full review →

Cathay Pacific

Aria Suite

oneworld

1-2-1 reverse herringbone with Aria Suite rolling out

New Aria Suite with enhanced privacy on 777-300ER
The Pier and The Wing lounges at Hong Kong
Cathay Delight cocktails and Casper bedding
Gateway to Southeast Asia via Hong Kong
From $2,200Full review →

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which airline has the best Business Class from Paris to Bali?

3 airlines operate Business Class on this route: Air France, Singapore Airlines, Cathay Pacific. The "best" depends on your priorities — some offer enclosed suites, others prioritize food and lounge access. Our comparison table above breaks down each airline's seat type, lounge, and typical fare so you can decide what matters most.

How much does Business Class from CDG to DPS cost?

Business Class fares on this route typically range from $2,200 to $6,500 round-trip. Pricing varies significantly by airline, season, and advance purchase. The best months to find competitive fares are April, May, September.

How can I find the cheapest Business Class from Paris to Bali?

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What is the flight time from CDG to DPS in Business Class?

The average flight time is approximately 15 hours. Business Class makes long-haul flights significantly more comfortable with lie-flat seats, premium dining, and priority services. The experience varies considerably between airlines — see our comparison above.