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Finnair is my “go to” airline for good value Business Class travel from the UK to the Far East. Its prices may not match the sometimes spectacular bargains on ex-EU routes, but for consistently good value Business Class flights from London, it is hard to beat.

Right now, its always low-priced Business Class long-haul flights from London to Asia are even better value, thanks to its “Holiday Deals to Asia” promotion. The lowest fare is Xi’an at £1225 return, but with Bangkok at £1309, Delhi at £1310 and Beijing at £1335, there are some “big name” options at good prices, too.

So what’s available?

Standout fares are as follows (all Business Class, return):

• Xi’an at £1225
• Chongqing at £1249
• Bangkok at £1309
• Delhi at £1310
• Beijing at £1335
• Guangzhou at £1339
• Krabi at £1375
• Phuket at £1379
• Seoul at £1379
• Ho Chi Minh City at £1379
• Hong Kong at £1420
• Singapore at £1459

These are certainly not “call everyone you know and scream down the phone at them” prices, as some of the ex-EU fares sometimes are, but they are very solid deals. There are also some reasonable deals in Economy, starting at £429 long-haul return.

To benefit from the promotional prices, you need to book by 9 January.

Is the Business Class product any good?

Yes. I have flown it several times, and regard it as one of the better flag-carrier options.

It’s not Qatar, Etihad or Emirates, but then few are.