That is probably on a account that those who prefer the cash option are more likely to take the time to fill out the survey.80% of the surveys I have collect told American they liked having the cash option.
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That is probably on a account that those who prefer the cash option are more likely to take the time to fill out the survey.80% of the surveys I have collect told American they liked having the cash option.
Cash WAS deposited on many of the cashless legs-hence skewing the numbers that comprised the alleged 7% jump in sales for September. we really dont know the true numbers generated from this test.
I'm curious, now. Was this because all of the OSRs were inop or was it because f/as chose to directly disobey company instructions not to accept cash on flights departing SFO?
If the OSRs were inop, ok. There is no other choice other than let the passengers go hungry. However, if the OSRs were working and the f/as chose to disobey instructions, then those f/as have willingly donated positive results to the cashless test. Total sales are what matters. The company is within it's rights to assume ALL those sales were on credit cards.
I am based in SFO and have worked 11 "cashless" departure in y/c this month. (Sept)
Hmmm, I think you have a typo there. Did you really mean "I am biased in SFO"...?.