for official travel at the personal expense of the covered employee, including through the redemption by the covered employee of frequent flyer benefits. (2) Two cabins available (A) Different seat types If an airline flight has 2 classes of accommodations available with 2 distinctly different seating types (including a situation in which the girth and pitch of the seats between the 2 cabins are different), the airline terms the front cabin as business-class accommodations or higher, and the tickets for the flight are fare-coded as business-class accommodations, the front cabin shall be construed to be other than coach-class accommodations for the purposes of this section. (B) Identical seat types If an airline flight has 2 cabins available with 1 type of seating available for the entire aircraft (such that the girth and pitch of the seats are identical in both cabins), the seats in the front cabin are fare-coded as full-fare economy class, and only restricted economy fares are available in the rear cabin, the entire aircraft shall be construed to be coach-class accommodations for the purposes of this section. 3. Definitions In this Act— (1) the term agency has the meaning given the term Executive agency in section 105 of title 5, United States Code