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Biggy Sep 21, 2003 7:05 am

Difference of J & C class
 
I know that this might sound a little daft, but I've always wondered what the difference is between J & C class.
I know that both of these classes are business class but are there any difference in service, facilites etc...

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Baginda

Guy Betsy Sep 21, 2003 10:56 am

Huh?

They're just booking classes.

SQ uses C booking codes.


zrs70 Sep 21, 2003 5:41 pm

Good question. Business class in general may have many booking codes (J,C,D,Z...). But whatever the code, you are in the business cabin with all the amenities coming your way!

alexwuk Sep 21, 2003 7:10 pm

As others have noted, they are the same class of service, but different fare buckets.

Confusingly; SQ use J class as deep discount business class (The same as LH, UA & NZ Z Class tickets); and C class for full fare business class.

Others (AA, BA, LX, KL, NW, VS) use J class as their booking code for full fare business class.

Regards,
Alex

StarG Sep 21, 2003 10:36 pm

AFAIK, SQ used to use "J" as their full fare business class. They are changing it to "C" to be aligned with other Star Alliance airlines. They are also changing "P" (First Class) to "F" for the same reason.
SQ uses "D" for discounted Business Class & RTW Business Class. I don't know they are using "J".

StarG

Biggy Sep 22, 2003 3:45 am

Thank you all for explaining to me. I've learned a lot on how airline operates and their codes.

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Baginda


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