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Copound is a large commercial flight corporation that partners with the [[Bokak company]] to make it easier for people to move around from planet to planet. The CEO of Copound is [[William Pound]], and the name came from combining his last name with Co. Copound ships usually have enough seats for 500-1000 people the seats are ordered from first class (most expensive) to storage level plus (least expensive). | Copound is a large commercial flight corporation that partners with the [[Bokak company]] to make it easier for people to move around from planet to planet. The CEO of Copound is [[William Pound]], and the name came from combining his last name with Co. Copound ships usually have enough seats for 500-1000 people. Copound operates in the [[middle regions]] and in the [[sink region]]. | ||
The seats are ordered from first class (most expensive) to storage level plus (least expensive). | |||
First class: first class seats are the best but most expensive seats on the ship. They come with a professional chef and you can get fine dining meals. | |||
Business class: business class seats are very good and very expensive. They are mostly for people who work for large businesses and you are treated with complementary drinks and snacks. You can also order food made by the same chef. | |||
Premium economy: premium economy seats are comfortable and not much more expensive than economy seats. You are treated with complementary drinks and snacks. | |||
Economy: Economy seats are slightly smaller than premium economy and you have to pay for drinks and snacks. These seats are also moderately priced. | |||
Premium storage level: premium storage level seats are located in the storage room. They get no food and no drinks, but you are allowed to bring outside drinks. Premium storage level seats are also very cheap. | |||
Storage level plus: Storage level plus seats are the most cheap out of any other seat. They are located in the very back of the storage room and they aren't even seats and you are just sitting on the ground. People flying in storage level plus get the scraps left over from the chef that cooks for first class and business class. William Pound made it so that chefs can't throw anything away unless its inedible because the people in these seats are usually very poor and in need of food. | |||
Latest revision as of 14:09, 6 June 2026
Copound is a large commercial flight corporation that partners with the Bokak company to make it easier for people to move around from planet to planet. The CEO of Copound is William Pound, and the name came from combining his last name with Co. Copound ships usually have enough seats for 500-1000 people. Copound operates in the middle regions and in the sink region.
The seats are ordered from first class (most expensive) to storage level plus (least expensive).
First class: first class seats are the best but most expensive seats on the ship. They come with a professional chef and you can get fine dining meals.
Business class: business class seats are very good and very expensive. They are mostly for people who work for large businesses and you are treated with complementary drinks and snacks. You can also order food made by the same chef.
Premium economy: premium economy seats are comfortable and not much more expensive than economy seats. You are treated with complementary drinks and snacks.
Economy: Economy seats are slightly smaller than premium economy and you have to pay for drinks and snacks. These seats are also moderately priced.
Premium storage level: premium storage level seats are located in the storage room. They get no food and no drinks, but you are allowed to bring outside drinks. Premium storage level seats are also very cheap.
Storage level plus: Storage level plus seats are the most cheap out of any other seat. They are located in the very back of the storage room and they aren't even seats and you are just sitting on the ground. People flying in storage level plus get the scraps left over from the chef that cooks for first class and business class. William Pound made it so that chefs can't throw anything away unless its inedible because the people in these seats are usually very poor and in need of food.