346: Smaller Bathrooms and Premium Seating: Talking Airline Customer Experience

Jeannie and Adam riff not only on the current state of airline customer experience, but how some airlines are working (or not working) to consider the experience as part of their value proposition.
Let's talk about the airline customer experience  Our hosts spend LOTS of time on airplanes, so they can’t help but keep an eye on the industry and make observations about the experiences delivered.
But even if you don’t travel as much as Adam and Jeannie, the travel industry is loaded with examples of how customer experience is becoming very much a part of the value proposition. 
In this episode, we discuss several of the changes that are happening in the airline industry today, along with some changes many of us are crying for. 
While pricing is often relative to experience, that’s not always the case!
Could the restrooms get even smaller? Why, yes they can! In fact, it is happening. But why?
If there’s one thing about the airline customer experience that could give Jeannie PTSD, it’s this…
Customer Experience vs. Employee Experience: Airline employees described their company in 3 words, but the answers are shocking! 
Are "average" pricing and experiences disappearing along with the middle class?
Why do Jeannie and Adam favor certain airlines over others? They often agree to disagree, and their reasons may surprise you!
In an industry so huge, what's considered "great service" is often subjective. What are airlines doing about this? 
Not only will this episode help you make better choices if you're a road warrior like Adam and Jeannie, but it's filled with tips you can apply to customer experience transformation efforts in your organization. Listen for more!
“When does the product become so much about ‘how am I treated as a customer?’” @jeanniecw Tweet this!
“Part of how we experience customer service as customers is just what we do...” @adamtoporek Tweet this!
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Customers That Stick® post, How to Get Your Team to Deliver Consistent Customer Service
Episode 226: Let’s Talk About Airline Customer Service
Episode 129: TSA Customer Service
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Jeannie and Adam riff not only on the current state of airline customer experience, but how some airlines are working (or not working) to consider the experience as part of their value proposition.

Let's talk about the airline customer experience 

Our hosts spend LOTS of time on airplanes, so they can’t help but keep an eye on the industry and make observations about the experiences delivered.

But even if you don’t travel as much as Adam and Jeannie, the travel industry is loaded with examples of how customer experience is becoming very much a part of the value proposition. 

In this episode, we discuss several of the changes that are happening in the airline industry today, along with some changes many of us are crying for. 

While pricing is often relative to experience, that’s not always the case! Could the restrooms get even smaller? Why, yes they can! In fact, it is happening. But why? If there’s one thing about the airline customer experience that could give Jeannie PTSD, it’s this… Customer Experience vs. Employee Experience: Airline employees described their company in 3 words, but the answers are shocking!  Are "average" pricing and experiences disappearing along with the middle class? Why do Jeannie and Adam favor certain airlines over others? They often agree to disagree, and their reasons may surprise you! In an industry so huge, what's considered "great service" is often subjective. What are airlines doing about this? 

Not only will this episode help you make better choices if you're a road warrior like Adam and Jeannie, but it's filled with tips you can apply to customer experience transformation efforts in your organization. Listen for more!

“When does the product become so much about ‘how am I treated as a customer?’” @jeanniecw Tweet this!

“Part of how we experience customer service as customers is just what we do...” @adamtoporek Tweet this!

Related Content 360Connext® post, How Micromapping Can Save Your Business Customers That Stick® post, How to Get Your Team to Deliver Consistent Customer Service Episode 226: Let’s Talk About Airline Customer Service Episode 129: TSA Customer Service We're on C-Suite Radio! Check it out for more great podcasts

Sponsor message

Give your team the customer service training they deserve

Want to bring game-changing customer service training to your team? CTS Service Solutions offers a half-day in-person workshop designed to motivate and educate your customer-facing team members. Using energy, excitement, and interaction, our workshop helps frontline teams embrace a customer-centric outlook, then — using the principles from our book Be Your Customer’s Hero — gives them the skills and confidence they need to handle any service interaction. Don’t leave your frontline team hanging… Give them the training they deserve. Learn more at customerheroworkshop.com, that is customerheroworkshop.com.

 

Take care of yourself and take care of your customers.

 

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