Class: Airplanes are undoubtedly one of the most incredible accomplishments of engineering.
But what’s even more incredible about these air machines is when you realize how gigantic they are, but still have the ability to stay on air.
If you have ever traveled by air, you might have noticed the different seat configurations otherwise called classes on an airplane.
Traditionally, there are three classes in an airplane ;
1- First Class
Passengers can’t get upgraded any further than first class, which is a luxurious experience that varies depending on the airline.
On a wide body aircraft like Boeing 747 and Airbus A380, the first class is usually located on the upper deck.
It features a 6-foot, 8-inch lie-flat seat with adjustable firmness and a massage feature, a door for privacy, in-flight entertainment and full meal service, a 3 room suite with living room, bedroom with a double bed and private bathroom with shower.
The occupants on this section of an aircraft are usually celebrities or the elites in the society. First class tickets are the priciest.
2- Business Class
The happy medium between economy class and first class is business class. it is less expensive than the first, but also has high accommodations that are obtainable in first class.
It is also called the executive class and is mostly used by business travelers.
3- Economy Class
Generally speaking, in economy class you’ll get a seat that takes you from point A to point B, and It’s fair to say that most of us especially leisure travelers make do with economy class. It is the cheapest in a commercial plane, the seat spacing here is not as comfortable as the other classes.