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In-flight Catering is a highly !" field where the margins are low
and the volumes are high.
to the right persons is the key to
success in this industry and business.
to successfully operate a in-flight catering unit profitably, there needs to be
a # which can handle the requirements of the in-
flight caterers with the changing future requirements of tomorrow
With $! and , !%!
like lack of timely information, inability to forecast and plan, lack of data
analysis, trend analysis and MIS are common in this industry
Man hours spending judiciously, inability to tally sensitive data from
multidimensional operations, quality management and control, lack of
proper costing, poor supply chain management, waste management often
lie unaddressed.
In the current market scenario, it is important to save cost, time and labour.
There arises a need to implement an enterprise application that would
streamline the in-flight caterers business process as an umbrella activity.
has been built to provide market efficiency for airlines, caterers
and travellers.
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Travelers are increasingly choosing which airline they fly with on the basis
of the '$" provided, say industry leaders.
The standard of in-flight catering is now !
factors in the highly competitive airline industry according to the
International Travel Catering Association (ITCA).
³Passengers have come to (! " while they are in the
air,´ said Terry Coyle, Senior Board Member, ITCA, Organiser of the
ITCA Dubai Conference.
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have a reputation for providing excellent
service in all areas, and the quality of the catering is becoming as important
as the price for many people.
The standard of food on-board has improved dramatically in the last five
years due to ! $.´
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With # and "$ being the rule of the game - proper
costing, budgetary control, preventing wastage and informed decision-
making has become as critical as ever.
A good meal has been the start of many good relationships and research
over the years show that the '$ and services forms a
main part of the ! !and of business and leisure
travelers.
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