The chart and table below show customer satisfaction levels in the US with airlines and aspects of air travel in 1999,2000 and 2007
The following bar chart gives information about the satisfaction work with the airlines in the US,
while
the table shows the percentage of particular aspects with the airlines (divided Linking Words
in to
five categories) in 1999, 2000 and 2007.
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Overall
, the majority of people who were satisfied was high compared to Linking Words
dissatisfied
Correct pronoun usage
those dissatisfied
was
slightly dropped within airlines over the years. The most satisfied Unnecessary verb
apply
of
courtesy of flight attendants was rising, Change preposition
apply
whereas
the percentage of Linking Words
price
of tickets Add an article
the price
were
decreased in all of the years.
In 1999, 65% Unnecessary verb
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people
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of people
who
were satisfied, Correct pronoun usage
apply
while
32% were dissatisfied. The percentage of the bodies who were satisfied Linking Words
was
slightly increased to 69% in 2000 compared to Unnecessary verb
apply
Correct article usage
a gradually
gradually
decrease in Change the word
gradual
proportion
Correct article usage
the proportion
who
people were dissatisfied to 29%. By 2007 satisfaction rose even 72%, Change preposition
of who
whereas
dissatisfaction Linking Words
decline
to 24%.Wrong verb form
declined
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