Cabin Class Comparisons

Short answer up front: the CRJ 700 and CRJ 900 share the same 2.55 m (8 ft 4 in) cabin width and the same … Read more

Economy Plus is a paid extra-legroom seat product that lives inside the main economy cabin, usually a block of rows near the front with … Read more

Economy seats typically offer 30-34 inches of seat pitch, premium economy about 38-42 inches, business class roughly 60-80 inches, and first class around 78-84 … Read more

Basic economy is an airline’s lowest, most restricted fare: you get the same seat and the same legroom as everyone else, but you usually … Read more

Short answer: yes, basic economy is worth the savings on a simple trip with fixed dates, one backpack and a big fare gap between … Read more

Airline cabin classes are named by three overlapping systems at once: a loose industry ladder of tiers (economy, premium economy, business class, first class), … Read more

A business class suite is an enclosed premium cabin seat built like a small private room. It usually has a sliding privacy door, direct … Read more

Premium economy gives you a noticeably bigger seat with more legroom, a deeper recline, a leg and foot rest, better food and priority boarding. … Read more

Is premium economy vs business class worth the cost? Under seven hours, premium economy is almost always the smarter spend. On an overnight sector … Read more

What is the difference between first and business class? Both sit above economy and premium economy, but business class gives you a wide lie-flat … Read more