Definitions:

1. A class of accommodation on some passenger ships, lower than first clast and higher than tourist class, NOUN
   • First class was at the center of the ship, where the motion was gentlest; cabin class was at the stern and tourist class at the bow.
2. Denotes the type of accommodation, amenities, and seating arrangements available to passengers during their flight. NOUN
   • Passengers flying in economy cabin class often have limited legroom and fewer amenities compared to those in business or first class.
3. Typically refers to a category or level of service provided on an aircraft, particularly for commercial air travel. NOUN
   • The airline offers a range of cabin classes, including economy, business, and first class, to cater to the diverse needs and preferences of passengers.

Synonyms:

• economy class
• second class