In-flight services

Article Abstract:

In-flight services consist of extras included in flight packages, such as food and drink or entertainment, such as films. The global in-flight entertainment and communication systems market was worth $400 million in 1992 compared with $1,203 million by 1996. Each system costs roughly $2.5 million to install on each aircraft. Increased air travel will increase expenditure on in-flight services, with the number of visitors to UK airports expected to rise from 47.6 million in 1997 to 56.2 million by the year 2000.

Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing, Eating places, Food Service Contractors, Airline Food Service, Aircraft Entertainment Systems, United Kingdom, Services, Airlines, Travel industry, Statistics, Airline food services

---

Leisure trends

Article Abstract:

The UK leisure industry is worth some 68.2 billion pounds sterling, with spending down 2.1% since 1989. The economic recession has impacted on leisure spending and it is not seen as a priority by most consumers. The erosion of the family unit shows a corresponding decline in traditional family pursuits, such as boardgames, and a rise in team-based activities. More people take part in home-based leisure activities, such as television, than outdoor pursuits.

Analysis, Leisure

---

Similar abstracts:

• Abstracts: Bright Prospects. Positive signs. Untapped Opportunities
• Abstracts: Eating out review. Eating out - ten year trends. Emerging catering markets
• Abstracts: Global marketing of leisure software: a case study of Asian countries. Leisure - in- versus out-of-town

This website is not affiliated with document authors or copyright owners. This page is provided for informational purposes only. Unintentional errors are possible.