First Class: Most aircraft have at least some first class seats up front, which offer much more room and upgraded cabin service, meals, etc. Worth the price on some long, international destinations, if you can afford it.

 

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Business Class: Created for the business traveler and cheaper than first class. It is located between first class and coach class.

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First Sound Shift: In Grimm's Law, the systematic transformation of the Proto-Germanic Indo-European stop sounds.

First Sitting: The earlier of two meal times in the ship's dining room - often called 'main seating.'

First-Mover Advantage: A sometimes insurmountable advantage gained by the first significant company to move into a new market.

First Service: The first of the two serves of a tennis ball a player is allowed at the beginning of a point.

Genetic Classification: A grouping of languages based on their historical development from a common source.

Job Classification: A method of evaluation used for job comparisons, which groups jobs into a prearranged number of grades, each having a class description and a specified pay range.