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economy class
- Fonte1
- INTERNATIONAL CIVIL AVIATION ORGANIZATION. Survey of international air transport fares and rates (september 1984). Montreal, 1985. (Cir. 192 AT/74).
- Fonte2
- INTERNATIONAL CIVIL AVIATION ORGANIZATION. Survey of international air transport fares and rates (september 1987). Montreal, 1988. (Cir. 208 AT/82).
- Contexto
- Normal economy class passenger fares and small shipment (under 452. kilogramme) general cargo rates were tabulated for all international city-pairs in the route group with through-plane services for which adequate data were available from multilateral airline guides. Information on normal economy class fares was obtained for 260 city-pairs in the route group. The average distance between them is 2 059 kilometres. Small shipment general cargo rates were obtained for 1 3 7 city-pairs.
- On some routes, notably on the North Atlantic, these may be the only "normal" fares available in the economy class. Thus passengers who wish to retain all of the facilities traditionally associated with normal fares have to travel using the intermediate or first class fares. In most cases special fares are available for economy class round-trips only. Norma1 fares can, and special fares generally do, vary on a given route according to season.
- Related Term
- business class
- first class
- Français
- classe économique