Comforter

The idea is based on a statement by Christ in the New Testament.
. The Comforter, or Second Comforter may refer to the Holy Ghost or Holy Spirit. On November 24, 2001, Crossair flight 3597 crashed near Zürich, killing 24 of 33 people aboard, including the famous La Bouche singer Melanie Thornton. See also: Silk comforter. On March 31, 2002, Swissair passed out of existence as most of its assets were taken over by Crossair which then changed names to Swiss International Air Lines. A similar type covering made from feathers (often including down) is generally referred to as a duvet. Added charter services for major Shareholder Swissair in November 1995.

Its purpose is primarily decorative, since comforters don't provide much warmth, unlike blankets whose purpose is to provide warmth. Founded as a private company under the name Business Flyers Basel by Moritz Suter, it changed to Crossair on November 18, 1978, before the beginning of scheduled services on July 2, 1979 with flights from Zürich to Nuremberg, Innsbruck and Klagenfurt. A comforter usually doesn't cover the pillows or box spring of the bed. Crossair was an airline based in Switzerland. It is filled with either an artificial material (such as polyester batting) or a natural material. Callsign: Crossair. A comforter is a type of bedding— a soft flat bag used on a bed as a type of bed cover. ICAO Code: CRX.

IATA Code: LX.