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Bearing in mind the Lounesto spinor classification, we connect the expansion coefficients of well behaved fermionic quantum field, i.e., a local field within a full Lorentz covariant theory, with and only with a given subclass of Type-2 spinors according to Lounesto. We comment on theoretical possibilities as well as physical outputs for the other cases.
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