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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

First Nations is a collective term for the original, pre-European inhabitants of the US, Canada, Hawaii, Australia and New Zealand.

First Officer is the person in the cockpit sitting in the Right Seat with 3-stripes on their Shoulder epaulets. The First Officer, often referred to as the co-pilot (both the Captain

In the travel context, having fish as part of breakfast can be seen as a reflection of regional culinary traditions and local dietary habits that travelers might encounter while exploring different cultures and destinations. Fish for breakfast varies widely by region and can range from a light, delicately flavored dish to a hearty, flavorful meal, offering travelers an opportunity to experience local flavors and culinary practices firsthand.

FIT is the foreign Independent tour - actually used generically now for a Travel Package put together by a Travel Agent from separate components such as car, Hotel and airfare, adjusted exactly as the traveler wishes.

A Five Star Hotel is a Luxury hotel; most expensive hotels/resorts ; numerous extras to enhance the Quality of the client's stay (for example: private Golf courses and even a small private airport).

Fixed costs are the costs that don"t change with Sales or production levels.

fjord is a narrow inlet from the ocean, usually bounded by cliffs, and with spectacular scenery. Most are located in Alaska, Norway, and New Zealand

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