The shared place above your seat that allows for bag storage. Airlines restrict the size and weight of bags in these compartments. Be sure to check the restrictions before your flight.

If your seat is equipped with AC Power, then all you'll need is the standard wall power brick that came with your laptop or other electrical device. The power on the plane is typically 110V AC an [..]

Audio and Video on Demand is the newest personal entertainment system available. If your Personal TV is equipped with AVOD you will have the ability to start and stop television, movies and music prog [..]

Aircraft that travel on longer routes often provide bassinets (upon prior request) for passengers traveling with small infants. These bassinets can only be used at certain bulkhead areas on the airpla [..]

A physical barrier often found separating service classes. Read more in our Bulkheads 101 article.

aka DC Power

Usually reserved for First Class passengers, this is a small area that accepts hanging garment bags or other odd-shaped items. Use of the closet is at the discretion of the flight attendant (so be nic [..]

An area of the plane that is a reserved rest area for the Flight Attendants or Pilots (i.e. the Crew), but often only for very long flights. It can be a special area or just regular seats that are not [..]

This is the same type of power port available in almost every car. On an airplane, it typically features 15V DC Power at up to 75 watts per outlet. To use your laptop with it, you may need a special a [..]

Technically defined as a flight that travels within the same country, this website however, defines Domestic flights as ones in the USA.