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Kobotan [32]
3 years ago
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Complete a​ fish-bone chart detailing reasons why an airline customer might be dissatisfied. LOADING... Click the icon to view t

he partially completed​ fish-bone chart. Match each letter in the chart with the corresponding heading. Letter Heading A Material B Machinery C Methods D Manpower Match each number in the chart with the corresponding reason. Number Reason I ▼ Poor or no food Reading light not working Poor connections Need more attendants II ▼ Poor connections Reading light not working Poor or no food Need more attendants III ▼ Need more attendants Reading light not working Poor or no food Poor connections IV ▼
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kvv77 [185]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

<em>B: Machineries </em>

Lighting is not running,there seems to be an issue with the mechanical equipment and the chairs are too tight so there's no leg room.

<em>C: Methods </em>

The lack of adequate preparation and methods or processes results in delay of flight and also poor communication is the problem due to the lack of optimized or structured process.

<em>D: Man Power </em>

Scarcity is the reason why not enough ticket agents to issue tickets and manage the queue and also not enough traffic police to regulate and track the process.

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