Cabin Class

Definition: The seating tier on an aircraft, determining comfort, space and service quality.

Types:

• Economy: Tight seating, minimal perks.
• Premium Economy: 5 to 7 inches more legroom and enhanced meals.
• Business Class: Lie flat seats, priority boarding and premium dining.
• First Class: Suite-style privacy, gourmet meals and chauffeur service.

Importance: Generally Airlines are doing the revenue based on the different cabin class services.