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Definition of club class in English: club classnoun mass nounBritish A class of seating on an aircraft that is superior to economy class but less expensive than first class, intended especially for people travelling on business. upgrade to the comfort of club class as modifier club class passengers as adverb he often flies club class Example sentencesExamples - He and his partner will be treated to a VIP experience, including club class flights across the Atlantic.
- At airports they are segregated from other passengers, flying club class or in private jets.
- His revelation that he often flew club class while his wife was stuck back in ‘cattle truck’ was deliberately aimed at her winding up.
- Plague germs are notorious for their non-observance of class distinctions. They board aircraft and fly club class to New York.
- Airline operators will find that demand for first and club class air travel is largely inelastic.
- There are no business, executive or club class seats.
- Following this they will pick up a club class flight to Monaco, home of the mega rich and famous.
- My father, now 75, kindly volunteered his services, but only if a club class ticket from Washington was included.
- Apart from that, though, everything seemed fine. I was at the front of the aircraft, looking after club class.
- And we all know that cabin crew all get free club class travel around the globe.
- Three councillors and one officer flew club class to the US.
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