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Consumer Attitude Toward Adding Quick-Service Foods to In-Flight Meals
Summary This study examines consumer attitude toward the addition of quick-service foods (QSF) to domestic coach class in-flight meals. Multiple regression analysis is used to test two hypotheses. Findings indicate that airline passengers who are satisfied with current airline food do not want QSF added to in-flight meals. However, airline passengers who currently enjoy QSF would like to see the addition of QSF to in-flight meals.