Sentences with phrase «meaning first class passengers»

Meaning First class passengers and mid to top tier elites will still be able to board the plane first.

Not exact matches

In the latest move to produce more electric vehicles, Mercedes - Benz reportedly has a new EV in the pipeline with its sights set directly for the Tesla Model S. Speaking at a presentation in Croatia regarding the new A-Class hatch, according to Automotive News, CEO Dieter Zetsche apparently told press that Daimler's first all - electric passenger vehicle will be a full - size sedan called the «EQ S.» Judging by those details, that means it could be based on the next - generation S - Class.

Dear Early Boyd, Generally, airlines reserve the earliest boarding for the highest - paying or most loyal customers, which means first - and business - class passengers and higher level elite status fliers.

Passengers in first class are in the nose on the lower deck, meaning fewer distractions (no forward galley) and better views (seats 1A and 1K have angled side panels that let you look forward during flight.

It's actually located inside the Admirals Club and is meant solely for first - class international passengers, first - class passengers on the airlines nonstop transcontinental flights, and flyers with oneworld Emerald status.

While the aircraft swap will mean the end of First Class on this route this news will be music to the ears of Business Class passengers who, up until now, have had to put up with American's worst wide - body Business Class seat.

Last year Delta introduced a revenue component to its SkyMiles program, which means that higher - paying passengers earn more miles, so the more you pay for your tickets, the more bonus miles you get (premium economy, business, and first class tickets will earn more miles than discount economy).

Many times First Class and Suites fly with only 2 or 3 passengers, so just because there are many available Suites doesn't mean Singapore will release any more of them as awards.