What are the different types of (air) journeys?

There are various types of air journeys, each catering to different travel needs and preferences:

1. Domestic Journeys:

   • Flights within the borders of a single country, connecting cities and regions.

2. International Journeys:

   • Flights that cross national borders, connecting cities and countries globally.

3. One-Way Journeys:

   • A single leg of travel from one location to another without returning to the initial departure point.

4. Round-Trip Journeys:

   • Travel that includes both outbound and return flights, typically departing and arriving at the same location.

5. Direct Flights:

   • Flights that reach the destination without layovers, although they may have stops for refueling or passenger boarding.

6. Connecting Flights:

   • Journeys involving multiple flights with layovers or stopovers, requiring passengers to change planes to reach their final destination.

7. Non-Stop Flights:

   • Flights that travel directly from the departure to the destination without making any stops.

8. Transatlantic/Transpacific Journeys:

   • Long-haul flights that cross either the Atlantic or Pacific Ocean, connecting continents.

9. Red-Eye Journeys:

   • Flights that depart late at night and arrive early in the morning, often disrupting normal sleep patterns.

10. Business Class/First Class Journeys:

    • Premium travel options offering enhanced services, amenities, and seating for a more comfortable journey.

11. Economy Class Journeys:

    • Standard travel with basic services and amenities, often at a more affordable price.

12. Charter Flights:

    • Flights arranged for specific groups, events, or private travel, often bypassing regular schedules.

These types of air journeys cater to diverse travel requirements, ranging from leisure and business travel to specific preferences for comfort, convenience, and affordability.