Andre and Mike are correct but I can add the following... You may be able to activate Office 2010 Starter, which is a 'freebie' included with most new PCs. It is a reduced functionality version which also incorporates adverts, so it is not everybody's cup of tea. It only gives you Word and Excel. Look for Microsoft Office on the start menu.
Norwegian Air is a low-cost carrier (LCC), meaning theyâll try to add many and varied extra charges to your basic ticket. If you havenât flown an LCC before, read this primer first. LowFare on Norwegian is considered to be no-frills economy, and basically nothing is included except for one carry-on bag limited to 10kg.
United offers three-class service on international and JFK-LAX/SFO flights and two-class service on most domestic flights, including feeder flights on Canadair CRJ-700 and Embraer 170 regional jets. However, prop planes and the Canadair CRJ-200 and Embraer 145 only have economy class. Uniquely among major US airlines, United sets apart the first few rows of economy class as Economy Plus, which has five extra inches of legroom. Economy Plus seating is given to ticketed economy passengers who: