Which term is described as 'A passenger paying for a fare without a guaranteed seat'?

Which term is described as 'A passenger paying for a fare without a guaranteed seat'?

• A. Remain Overnight (RON)
• B. Space Available
• C. Runway
• D. Star Flight

Answer: (B)

Space Available seating describes a passenger who pays for a fare but does not have a guaranteed seat. The seat is assigned only if there is space after all passengers with confirmed reservations have been accommodated. If the flight is full, the space-available traveler may not get a seat or may be moved to another flight. This setup is typical for standby travelers, such as crew or customers traveling on non-guaranteed, flexible terms. The other terms don’t fit because Remain Overnight refers to crew lodging, Runway is the strip used for takeoffs and landings, and Star Flight isn’t a standard aviation term.

Space Available seating describes a passenger who pays for a fare but does not have a guaranteed seat. The seat is assigned only if there is space after all passengers with confirmed reservations have been accommodated. If the flight is full, the space-available traveler may not get a seat or may be moved to another flight. This setup is typical for standby travelers, such as crew or customers traveling on non-guaranteed, flexible terms. The other terms don’t fit because Remain Overnight refers to crew lodging, Runway is the strip used for takeoffs and landings, and Star Flight isn’t a standard aviation term.