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American Airlines cabin crew now packing Samsung Galaxy Notes
American Airlines is dishing out around17,000 Notes to flight attendants on board its aircraft.
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Flight attendants will use the Galaxy Note to record customer meal and beverage preferences,
access customer information and identify high-value customers or customers requiring special
assistance," explains Samsung to Pocket-lint on the news. "Essentially, American Airlines has
chosen the Galaxy Note to modernise their inflight services and better serve their passengers.
"Our tablet programme is the first of its kind in the airline industry, where our flight attendants
will have the most up-to-date customer information in the palms of their hands, allowing them
to better serve our customers from boarding to deplaning,” said Lauri Curtis, American’s vice
president, flight service. “By giving a device to all of our active flight attendants we are better
enabling our people to deliver an exceptional customer experience.”
American Airlines is dishing out around17,000 Notes to flight attendants on board its aircraft.
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Flight attendants will use the Galaxy Note to record customer meal and beverage preferences,
access customer information and identify high-value customers or customers requiring special
assistance," explains Samsung to Pocket-lint on the news. "Essentially, American Airlines has
chosen the Galaxy Note to modernise their inflight services and better serve their passengers.
"Our tablet programme is the first of its kind in the airline industry, where our flight attendants
will have the most up-to-date customer information in the palms of their hands, allowing them
to better serve our customers from boarding to deplaning,” said Lauri Curtis, American’s vice
president, flight service. “By giving a device to all of our active flight attendants we are better
enabling our people to deliver an exceptional customer experience.”
