the money you pay for a certain type of plane ticket, like a first-class or business class.
Each passenger is assigned a specific fare class, determining the amenities and flexibility of their ticket.
Business travelers often opt for a higher fare class to enjoy additional perks and a more flexible booking policy.
Passengers in the economy fare class may have restrictions on changes and upgrades compared to those in premium classes.
Airlines use different letters to denote fare classes, allowing passengers to understand the level of service associated with their ticket.
