Which category of passenger is traveling due to the death of an immediate family member?

The category of passenger traveling due to the death of an immediate family member is referred to as Blue Bark. This term specifically identifies individuals who are flying for reasons tied to bereavement, particularly the death or critical illness of a family member, and often provides certain travel considerations or assistance to those affected by such circumstances.

Emergency Travel and Compassionate Travel are broader terms that can encompass situations of urgent travel needs, but they do not specifically define the context related to family death as well as Blue Bark does. Priority Travel typically refers to passengers who may have high status or need expedited processing but does not relate to the sensitivity of travel due to a death. Thus, Blue Bark is the most accurate category for this scenario.