A difference of a meaning between flying coach and fly coach.

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
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Dear English test.net gurus~^^

Is there a difference of a meaning between the two phrasess ‘flying coach’ and ‘fly coach’?

I already seached these prhases by a dictionary,but I failed to find the diference of a meaning.
If it exists, please explain to me .
And I would like to ask you to correct the English mistake in this post.

I’m always very thankful for your effort for your emails,your kind explanations about grammar,numberless …

Sincerely yours,

From Gahyun.

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What is the context?

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Here is the article, which is about “redesigning the boarding pass"from Newyork times(I think) . While I was reading this one and I have a doubt about a meaning of an expression"flying coach”.I tried to find out the meanig of “flying coach” and also found there is an expression ,“fly coach” in the internet .So I got confused that these words implies the same meaning.I took an effort to know , but I couldn’t find it in our language.(Korean)

----------------------------------------------------------------The article is as follows.Thank you for your attention.

Ode on a Boarding Pass

The trials of airline design.
.By Sasha Issenberg Published Feb 12, 2012

In the afternoon of December 15, 2009, graphic designer Tyler Thompson arrived at JFK and watched as a Delta check-in kiosk printed out a limp receipt that was supposed to guide him through the labyrinthine airport and onto his flight to Seattle. Information he needed (such as the gate) and information he did not (he was plenty aware he was flying coach) were scattered across it, with no visual cues to their relative importance. Upon taking his seat, Thompson took out his laptop and began sketching his own take on the boarding pass. “Airports are not fun, and I thought if you could improve this one part of the experience, it would help,” he says. In the version he came up with, the most important elements appeared in big white type popping off a black bar. Within weeks, Thompson had launched a web page, Boarding Pass/Fail, asking other designers to offer their own overhauls.

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“coach” is a cheaper class of plane ticket, normally giving you a less desirable seat, lower levels of in-flight service, and so on.

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Thank you for your answering.