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United Airlines reports 50% rise in onboard salesUnited Airlines reports 50% rise in onboard sales
1-Jan-2001
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Inflight sales have increased by 50% on United Airlines since
the appointment of Inflight Sales Group (ISG) in September,
according to United Airlines manager onboard merchandise sales
Annette Gutsmiedl.
"We have had 100% support from ISG. They have kept up the stock
controls exceptionally well and we are extremely happy with the way
business is going," she said.
"I have tried to get certain products for the past four years which
ISG has been able to get for me easily and quickly. We have a great
new dynamic sales catalogue coming out in March which will be very
different from what we have had in the past," added Gutsmiedl.
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