The first chart below shows the number of airline crew (pilots, stewards etc) needed to fly a passenger plane between Australia and a number of other countries. The second chart shows the number of passenger complaints per plane journey made on these routes, and average kilogram (kg) weight of luggage (or baggage) carried per passenger.

The following first

chart

compares the

number

of airline crew who needed to fly between Australia and other nations,

while

the second

chart

illustrates both the

number

of

traveler

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claims per

airplane

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and the

weight

that allowed for passengers to carry on in kg.

Overall

, it is clearly highlighted that the comparison between the four nations Malaysia, New Zealand, Germany, and Indonesia;

however

, there are fluctuations in both charts. Having a closer look at the first

chart

, it is interesting to note that Germany has the largest

number

of airline crew at over 14, followed by Indonesia at over 10 crews.

In contrast

, Malaysia and New Zealand accounted for the lowest

number

of airline crew at 8 and 6 crews, respectively. Turning to the second

chart

, it is remarkable that there is a great difference between the

weight

of luggage and the

number

of complaining passengers per flight;

however

; the carry-on

weight

in Germany occupies the top position at over 35 kg per

traveler

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,

whereas

it is the lowest of complaints which there

is

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nearly no claims.

In contrast

, New Zealand is completely opposite, the average kilogram

weight

of baggage is the smallest,

while

the passenger complaints per plane journey was the highest at nearly 5.