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Does anyone now bood namens for classes
Best name for classes
Started by hehnxjsis, Jun 19 2016 04:33 PM
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#5
Posted 19 June 2016 - 05:46 PM
I'm guessing he means classes of service available on airlines.
Planes I've flown onboard: 747-400 (3x), 747-300 (1x), 757-200 (11x), 767-300ER (3x), 767-300 (1x), 757-300 (4x), 737-800 (3x), CRJ200 (4x), MD-11 (2x), 777-200 (2x), Q400 (2x), E175 (2x), 717-200 (3x), A321 (1), A320 (5x), A319 (1x), A340-300 (1x), American Champion 8KCAB Decathlon (1x), C152 (Hundreds of Times), C150 (~50 times), C172 (14x), A310-300 (5x), A330-200 (3x)
Flown with (In no particular order): Air Canada, KLM, United, United Express, US Airways, US Airways Shuttle, WestJet, Air Transat, Air Wisconsin, ExpressJet, Air Georgian, Icelandair, Thomas Cook Airlines, Canada 3000, euroAtlantic, American Airlines, Porter, Martinair, Mesa Airlines, Hawaiian Airlines, Air Canada Express, GoJet, SkyService,
#6
Posted 19 June 2016 - 05:51 PM
He's probably referring to names for the Y-, C- and F-classes.
If so, I always try to picture my passengers as follows:
F-class -> Fully Clad
C-class -> Partially Dressed
Y-class -> Unabashedly Naked!
I do the same thing when I ask my guests how would they like their burgers. LOL
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Posted 19 June 2016 - 06:29 PM
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Posted 19 June 2016 - 06:48 PM
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