"first class travel" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you are talking or writing about a higher quality of travel. For example, "We decided to splurge on our vacation and purchased first class travel for the long journey home".
However, the amount of first class travel remains minimal in comparison to standard class travel across the University".
The amount of space set aside on train carriages for first class travel could be reduced as a way of tackling overcrowding, a government document has suggested.
(We also had reservations about raising kids who feel entitled to first class travel; business was already pushing it, but for reasons mentioned above, we felt it was a reasonable compromise).
"While the vast majority of travel conducted by staff members is in standard class, there may be some occasions where first class travel is required to allow for a more confidential working environment while travelling.
Among the announced measures are a £1 billion cut in public advertising, tighter restrictions on first class travel for civil servants as well as a raft of memos meant to restrain discretionary spending in such areas as refurbishment.
"Swedish companies are more fiscally responsible than most — no flashy hotels or first class travel — even for management.
Flashy sports cars, cigars, posh suits, fine wine, first-class travel, a manor house.
"The religious market now pays for first-class travel products and services.
The public has also regularly funded first-class travel and poured money into taxi firms.
For first-class travel you will pay $269 and $35 for each extra day.
In the process, it paid for five-star hotels and first-class travel for Werritty.
