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Qualitative and Quantitative Study of Older Japanese, German, Brazilian and US Air Travelers---the BEST AGE study

机译:日本,德国,巴西和美国老年人航空的定性和定量研究-BEST AGE研究

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Increases in air travel, disposable income, and median age around the world suggest that the needs of theolder traveler will have an increasing impact on the air travel system. Embraer, Boeing and GMA Research,Inc. conducted focus groups, fly-along ethnographic observations and on-line surveys with older airtravelers in Japan, Germany, Brazil and the United States. Difficulties walking long distances, accessingoverhead bins, operating automated check-in kiosks and in-flight entertainment systems, and entering andexiting seats were common themes. The relatively limited space and perceived sanitary conditions withinthe lavatories also posed limitations for many older travelers. However, a striking number of oldertravelers report a desire to continue travelling as often or more frequently in the future.
机译:世界各地的航空旅行,可支配收入和中位数年龄的增长表明,老年人的需求 年长的旅行者将对航空旅行系统产生越来越大的影响。巴西航空工业公司,波音公司和GMA研究公司, Inc.进行了焦点小组调查,飞行民族志观察以及对较老空气的在线调查 日本,德国,巴西和美国的旅行者。长途跋涉困难,进出 高架垃圾箱,操作自动值机亭和机上娱乐系统,以及进入和 离开座位是共同的主题。相对有限的空间和内部的卫生条件 洗手间也对许多年纪较大的旅行者构成了限制。但是,年长的人数量惊人 旅行者表示有希望在将来更频繁或更频繁​​地继续旅行。

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