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Cabin Class

Cabin class is the category of seat accommodation and onboard service provided to a passenger on a flight, such as economy, business, or first class.

In plain English

It tells you what level of seat comfort and onboard service a passenger gets on a flight. Airlines group these together into named travel categories.

In context

Here, "Cabin Class" labels the field where the passenger chooses the category of seat accommodation and onboard service for the flight.

Situation
Booking flights, choosing fares, seats, baggage, and optional services
What it communicates
labels the form field for choosing the travel class.

Meaning limits

The term by itself does not state which category is available or selected for a particular booking.

Examples

“On the long-haul flight, her cabin class was business, but her son's was economy.”

Core meaning

“Leave Cabin Class blank until the traveller decides between economy and business.”

In context