The Seychelles with Qatar Airways

Hi there, We traveled with Qatar Airways from Roissy to the Seychelles in business class. The flight was on time, and the only hiccup was changing planes in Doha for an Airbus A350 in the same class. The cabin crew was very attentive, and the in-flight meals were way above average. The seats were super comfortable—especially the lie-flat position—so the flight was really restful. I’d highly recommend this airline. From what I’ve seen, they mainly serve the Middle East and Asia. Speaking of which, we’re about to book a trip to Thailand and Cambodia, again with the same airline.

Pnb

What does the b mean?

Cabin crew😉

ah Pnb Cabin Crew on board😉

Pnb Cabin Crew

Cabin crew are obviously on board—otherwise, they wouldn’t be flying. There’s only flight crew (PNT) and cabin crew (PNC).

And you must’ve meant the cabin crew, because the flight crew have better things to do than listen to passengers ^^

Hi there. You’ll need to fly first class or business class. Economy doesn’t offer any of that.

Hi,

The original post does mention Business Class.

Michel

That’s exactly it, but I should mention that this airline was voted the world’s best by Skytrax. So even in economy, it’s still the best!

Thanks for letting me know because economy class isn’t great. Before, Qatar used to be a good airline. Even in economy class...

Almost all airlines have cut back on economy class, whether it's the in-flight service or baggage policy. However, the quality and safety of the planes have improved—isn't that what matters most?

So for the info... it's PNC for flight attendants and stewards or PNT for pilots and co-pilots—PNB doesn’t exist, but no worries, we got it ;) ;)

Well, I flew with Air France in economy to the French overseas departments and you’ll see what a real economy class is like to hate...

Hello. You must travel in first class or business class. In economy, none of that.

Hello. PNT (Technical Flight Crew, refers to the Captain and Co-pilot).

As for PNC (Cabin Crew), this refers to the purser as well as the flight attendants.

All commercial flights have PNT and PNC, more or less numerous depending on the type of aircraft and the number of passengers.

Moreover, all classes benefit from this, not just First Class, as you seem to think.

Best regards, and happy flights.