We all are very excited when we plan a trip and specially when we think of a plane journey. We all are interested in when we get on the plane is the types of seats we will be sitting on.

Each airplane has its own type of seats, every airline has different products specially when it comes to their different class and their respective seats.

At The Green Institute students will learn about the different types of airlines and the types of seats they offer.

So let’s start.

1. Economy Class Seats

Below is the pic of economy class seats

2. Premier Class Economy

 Premium economy class, also known as elite economy class or economy plus class, is a travel class offered on some airlines. It is usually positioned between standard economy class and business class in terms of price, comfort, and available amenities.

3. Business Class Seats

 Business class is a class of seating on an airplane that is more expensive than economy but less expensive than first class. Generally, business class is indented for corporate travelers. The difference between first class and economy usually lies in service, seats and food.

4. First Class seats

First class is a category of luxury seating on a plane that has more space, comfort, and service than other seats, with amenities ranging from private suites to access to on-board showers.

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Know the Chair(EY)

This is for you to familiarise yourself with aircrafts economy class chairs.

OVERVIEW & PURPOSE

As a cabin crew it is important to be able to know the chair on which passengers and you (sometimes) sit on,so that you can do your safety and security checks properly, help the guests(first time travellers) with seat operation.

Seat Belt

1. It is tied on the waist for take off and landing and whenever the seat belt signs are on.

2. Keeps you safe .

3. For infants there is a different type of  seat belt called extension seat belt .

Life Jacket 

1. It is found under the seat in economy class.

2. It is inflated only once outside the aircraft.

3. Infant life jackets are different in size and operation.

Leg Rest

1. In front of every seat .

2. Used for resting your legs.

Seat Pocket

1. It is behind every seat.

2. It is used to keep safety instructions cards and air sickness bags.

Air Sickness Bags.

1. It is always in every seat pocket.

2. Used for Air Sickness.

Safety Instructions Cards 

1. Kept in every seat pocket.

2. Used to learn about safety on board the aircraft.

Tray Table

1. It is behind every seat.

2. Used for eating food .

3. Must be folded back for take off and landing.