How to distinguish F, C, Y, K, H, M, G, S, L, Q, E and V cabins on the plane?

F, C, Y, K, H, M, G, S, L, 1, E, V, these are engine room codes. The cabin code only represents the discount when purchasing air tickets. They are set by airlines for the convenience of sales management, and do not represent the cabin when you fly.

There are generally three classes of aircraft, first class =F, business class (business class) =C, and ordinary class (economy class) = Y. Other codes represent different discounts in economy class. It has nothing to do with flying first class, business class or ordinary class.

The ticket discount corresponding to each code is:

In the cabin code list above, the cabin code of each airline may be different.

Extended data:

In terms of price alone, first class is the most expensive, business class is the second, and economy class is the cheapest. In terms of service, the first-class service is the most meticulous, the catering is more exquisite, and the drinks are higher. The personal space of long-distance routes is more private, the seats are more comfortable, you can lie flat, and there are even massages, USB interfaces, power plugs, personal entertainment equipment and so on.

There are so many cabin codes in economy class, but that only represents the discount when purchasing tickets, not the difference in cabin. The most obvious difference of shipping space is to reserve seats on the plane and meal service in advance.

Most airlines have regulations that restrict the change and refund of cabin tickets with large discounts. For example, Air China stipulates that tickets with a cabin code above 20% discount can be changed and unsubscribed at any time, while tickets with a low discount may need to pay a certain fee to change or unsubscribe, or tickets with some cabin codes cannot be unsubscribed and changed.

Moreover, for different discounts, airlines accumulate different points when dealing with frequent fliers.

References:

Baidu encyclopedia-airplane cabin