Cabine C

Cabine C refers to a specific type of passenger compartment or enclosure, most commonly found in transportation systems such as trains, ships, airplanes, or aerial tramways. The designation "Cabine C" typically indicates a particular class or type of cabin within a tiered system. The "C" usually signifies a class or level of service, although the specific features and amenities associated with "Cabine C" will vary significantly depending on the context.

For example, on a train, Cabine C might represent a standard class sleeping compartment, offering a level of comfort and privacy above that of general seating but below a more luxurious "Cabine A" or "Cabine B." On a ship, Cabine C might be an interior cabin with basic amenities, contrasting with ocean-view or suite options.

The term is descriptive and serves primarily to differentiate between different grades of accommodation or function within a larger structure or system. Its meaning is largely defined by the operator of the transport system or facility in question.