alleryStart learning →Seats dedicated to crew rest on a flight are treated how in the ASM count?
ALeft out of the ASM count
BCounted at half value
CCounted as sold seats
DCounted if unoccupied
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Left out of the ASM count
Seats not available for sale, such as crew rest seats, are not part of capacity offered to passengers.
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