What do you think of airlines selling goods to passengers on the plane?

Recently, I noticed that some passengers complained that it takes 40 minutes to sell goods on board when they fly on Capital Airlines.

In this regard, the staff of the civil aviation supervision department replied that this is not an illegal act of the civil aviation industry.

To put it bluntly, even if you complain, the civil aviation regulatory authorities will not care.

So, what do you think of this matter?

Below, I'll throw a brick to attract jade and briefly talk about my views for your reference.

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Why do airlines sell goods on planes?

First of all, I want to say that it is quite common for airline stewardesses to sell goods during the flight.

I believe many people have seen this.

However, if the promotion time is too long, passengers may feel annoyed and dissatisfied.

Why sell goods?

To put it bluntly, it is still for commercial interests.

It is not difficult to understand that flight attendants sell goods during the flight in order to increase the income and profits of airlines.

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Is it really good to sell like this?

Obviously, if the promotion time is too long, it may affect the comfort and experience of passengers, which will have a negative impact on the brand image of airlines.

As a passenger, you must want a quiet and comfortable ride environment when you get on the plane.

However, if the flight attendant's promotion behavior causes passengers' dissatisfaction and boredom, it may have a negative impact on passengers' trust and loyalty to airlines.

Therefore, airlines should find a balance between balancing commercial interests and customer experience.

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The stewardess may have to do it, too.

Some people say: the stewardess selling things on the plane changed the beautiful image of the stewardess in my heart at once.

There may be many people who hold this idea.

In this regard, I think the flight attendants may be forced to sell things on the plane.

It is necessary to serve customers and sell goods, and whoever stays will feel tired.

Behind it, it may be because of capital. You taste a product, don't you?

Therefore, my opinion on this matter is that airlines should consider the feelings and needs of passengers and should not let promotions affect the passenger experience.

As for the flight attendant, in fact, she is just a migrant worker, and the capital behind it is the driving force of business behavior.