Comments on: Monopoly Products Have High Quality Service Responsibility http://myceolife.com/2009/01/monopoly-products-have-high-quality-service-responsibility/ Real Business, Real Problems, Real Solutions Tue, 06 Dec 2011 23:38:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Alain Fontaine http://myceolife.com/2009/01/monopoly-products-have-high-quality-service-responsibility/comment-page-1/#comment-302 Alain Fontaine Sat, 17 Jan 2009 10:57:22 +0000 http://myceolife.com/2009/01/monopoly-products-have-high-quality-service-responsibility/#comment-302 Hi Interesting point. I can learn a few things from this... 1) Business class seems to be worth it for the enhanced legroom, for me at least, as I'm tall and large. Thanks mum and dad for making me so tall, my flight seat costs 14k dollars! How nice. 2) If you want to be sure you have entertainment, take your own. An iPhone or iPod loaded up with the latest movies or series, won't crash. Hey, it's an Apple! 3) Simon, you misunderstood the fact they give you free bottles of wine. They're not for you to take home, but to drink in the plane, so you get dizzy and forget about the entertainment system worries. No movies? Get drunk! 4) Idem for the vouchers. The are for you to offer to the cabin crew and invite them for dinner at the destination. Anyway, business class should have power plugs, free wifi Internet access, telephone conference built-in, and an ugly assistant at your service so that you can work without being disturbed. If you want to watch movies, have drinks, and chat with the pretty stewardesses, you should fly "entertainment class". :-) Hi

Interesting point. I can learn a few things from this…

1) Business class seems to be worth it for the enhanced legroom, for me at least, as I’m tall and large. Thanks mum and dad for making me so tall, my flight seat costs 14k dollars! How nice.

2) If you want to be sure you have entertainment, take your own. An iPhone or iPod loaded up with the latest movies or series, won’t crash. Hey, it’s an Apple!

3) Simon, you misunderstood the fact they give you free bottles of wine. They’re not for you to take home, but to drink in the plane, so you get dizzy and forget about the entertainment system worries. No movies? Get drunk!

4) Idem for the vouchers. The are for you to offer to the cabin crew and invite them for dinner at the destination.

Anyway, business class should have power plugs, free wifi Internet access, telephone conference built-in, and an ugly assistant at your service so that you can work without being disturbed.

If you want to watch movies, have drinks, and chat with the pretty stewardesses, you should fly “entertainment class”.

:-)

]]> By: David Eedle http://myceolife.com/2009/01/monopoly-products-have-high-quality-service-responsibility/comment-page-1/#comment-293 David Eedle Tue, 13 Jan 2009 02:08:14 +0000 http://myceolife.com/2009/01/monopoly-products-have-high-quality-service-responsibility/#comment-293 The entertainment system has been a problem for years. I remember flying with the kids in business to Bali years ago - and the flight engineer crawling around under the seats with a spanner, and then rebooting the system for the whole 747 (and thus sending everyone's movies around the plane back to the beginning) so my kids could watch the Nickleodeon channel we'd promised them as a way of getting through the long haul. Some dirty looks cast our way from the economy seats. And enough said about Qantas domestic inflight tv screens dangling from the ceiling. Even if they work, the programming is awful. Airlines should stick to flying aeroplanes, not trying to be tv program producers. Apparently, in between the endless commercials, promos and countless renditions of 'We still call Australia home', there's the occasional minute of content. The entertainment system has been a problem for years. I remember flying with the kids in business to Bali years ago – and the flight engineer crawling around under the seats with a spanner, and then rebooting the system for the whole 747 (and thus sending everyone’s movies around the plane back to the beginning) so my kids could watch the Nickleodeon channel we’d promised them as a way of getting through the long haul. Some dirty looks cast our way from the economy seats.

And enough said about Qantas domestic inflight tv screens dangling from the ceiling. Even if they work, the programming is awful. Airlines should stick to flying aeroplanes, not trying to be tv program producers. Apparently, in between the endless commercials, promos and countless renditions of ‘We still call Australia home’, there’s the occasional minute of content.

]]> By: Craig http://myceolife.com/2009/01/monopoly-products-have-high-quality-service-responsibility/comment-page-1/#comment-292 Craig Tue, 13 Jan 2009 02:03:23 +0000 http://myceolife.com/2009/01/monopoly-products-have-high-quality-service-responsibility/#comment-292 Reminds me of the time RealEsate.com.au didn't deliver emails to agents for several weeks and then tried to down play it. Reminds me of the time RealEsate.com.au didn’t deliver emails to agents for several weeks and then tried to down play it.

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