First Class Travel

This railway privately operates the tourist-oriented The Overland, Indian Pacific, and The Ghan services. The first class travel on these trains are branded as Gold Kangaroo Class (on the Indian Pacific and The Ghan) with roomette, twinette and deluxe cabins; or Red Premium Class (on The Overland) with 2x1 seating, extra legroom, and more recline that the Red Service seating.
Germany
The various private and state-owned railways in Germany featured first-class, second-class and third-class amenities from the start. Beginning in Prussia in 1852, extremely austere fourth-class coaches were introduced. After nationalisation (1920) and consolidation (Deutsche Reichsbahn-Gesellschaft, 1924), the fourth class was abandoned in 1928 in order to generate more revenue by forcing passengers to pay the higher prices for third-class tickets.