Sentences with phrase «cabin aircraft»
The phrase "cabin aircraft" refers to an airplane that has an enclosed area where passengers and crew sit during flight. It is the part of the airplane where people travel, relax, and stay during their journey. Full definition
American is the only airline currently flying a three - cabin aircraft between New York and Los Angeles and New York and San Francisco that offers first, business, and economy seating.
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Its fleet includes light, mid-size, super mid-size and large cabin aircraft such as the 7 - passenger Hawker 400 XP, 8 - passenger Hawker 850XP, 8 - passenger Citation X, and the 13 - passenger Embraer Legacy Executive.
The prices I listed above for First Class on a three - cabin aircraft used to be 32,500 miles each way.
In a 3 - cabin aircraft with separate economy, business, and first classes (such as JFK - LAX / SFO transcontinental routes or select international routes), they'll charge higher rates for first than for business.
Access to the Flagship Dining facility will remain limited to first class passengers traveling on AA's three - cabin aircraft, including transcon service.
Instead of the current three free checked bags, AA will only allow two free checked bags in two - cabin aircraft, including domestic First Class and international Business Class.
This does not apply to 3 - cabin aircraft (first, business, economy), such as those flying cross-country from New York to Los Angeles or San Francisco.
Finding upgrade space on American's domestic 3 - cabin aircraft isn't quite so easy as the airline's website can't handle that functionality just yet — if you see «systemwide upgrade» on a 3 cabin flight it can mean that upgrades are available from Economy to Business or Business to First... there's no way to distinguish between the two on the website.
«First Class» refers to first class on a three - cabin aircraft.
From 1 June 2016 passengers booked into Economy Class on a 4 - cabin aircraft will no longer be able to upgrade to Business Class — if you're hoping to upgrade into Business Class you will need to have booked a Premium Economy fare.
«Business / First Class» refers to business class on a three - cabin aircraft or first class on a two - cabin aircraft.
As far as I am aware, all of United's aircraft (including new orders) are two cabin aircrafts, thus no Global First in the future.
As with all Etihad A380's, this is 4 cabin aircraft with Economy, Business Studio, First Apartment and The Residence.
Only American Airlines first class on three - cabin aircraft is higher: 100,000 - 110,000 AA miles vs. 90,000 ANA miles.
It means a return of the 3 cabin aircraft to Delta, since really this is close to the old business class seats (pre-lie-flat) and is it's own cabin with dedicated flight staff.
15,000 miles each way in First Class on a two - cabin aircraft (almost all aircraft) and in Business Class on three - cabin aircraft
They previously operated the route without a first class cabin, and now that United operates the route with a three cabin aircraft, it's not unusual for them to release two first class award seats.
25,000 miles each way in First Class on two - cabin aircraft (almost all aircraft) and 32,500 in Business Class on three - cabin aircraft
«32,500 miles each way in First Class on three - cabin aircraft (only operated by American Airlines on certain flagship routes» and «All other planes, including all Alaska and US Airways planes feature only two cabins.»
That may not sound cheap, but consider that a first - class award flight inside the US on a three - cabin aircraft will now be 50,000 miles one - way.
It also appears that American Airlines will be selling seats on the route only in economy and business classes, while premium economy seats can be reserved for free for AA elite members — the airline currently uses the same practice on its New York (JFK) to Boston (BOS) routes, allowing elites booking economy seats to reserve lie - flat business class seats for free on its three - cabin aircraft.