In-Flight Service (IFS) - Revision history

Zmapper at 06:26, 10 August 2012

Zmapper — Fri, 10 Aug 2012 06:26:03 GMT

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-	~~Test!~~ In-Flight Service, or IFS, is the food, beverage, and "item" distribution on your aircraft while onboard. You can select the quality and prices for the consumable items and the availability and pricing of the non-consumable items (Newspapers, Blankets, Pillows, etc.).	+	In-Flight Service, or IFS, is the food, beverage, and "item" distribution on your aircraft while onboard. You can select the quality and prices for the consumable items and the availability and pricing of the non-consumable items (Newspapers, Blankets, Pillows, etc.).

	==Consumable Items==		==Consumable Items==

Zmapper: testing

Zmapper — Fri, 10 Aug 2012 06:25:55 GMT

testing

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-	In-Flight Service, or IFS, is the food, beverage, and "item" distribution on your aircraft while onboard. You can select the quality and prices for the consumable items and the availability and pricing of the non-consumable items (Newspapers, Blankets, Pillows, etc.).	+	Test! In-Flight Service, or IFS, is the food, beverage, and "item" distribution on your aircraft while onboard. You can select the quality and prices for the consumable items and the availability and pricing of the non-consumable items (Newspapers, Blankets, Pillows, etc.).

	==Consumable Items==		==Consumable Items==

Flystar: /* Non-Consumable Items */

Flystar — Tue, 10 Jul 2012 23:04:04 GMT

Non-Consumable Items

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	You can charge passengers between $0 and $15 for Snack Options. You can offer up to 6 Snack Options.		You can charge passengers between $0 and $15 for Snack Options. You can offer up to 6 Snack Options.

-	==Non-~~Consumable~~ Items==	+	==Non-Edible Items==
	These objects are used to provide comfort to your passengers while in flight. There are 7 options to offer to your passengers.		These objects are used to provide comfort to your passengers while in flight. There are 7 options to offer to your passengers.

Josh Glasstein: /* Non-Consumable Items */

Josh Glasstein — Tue, 10 Jul 2012 22:58:17 GMT

Non-Consumable Items

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	;Pillows:These cost $5.25 per pillow for the airline. If there is a cost for the passengers to use them, they will remove them from the aircraft upon disembarking. If not, passengers will leave the pillows on-board upon disembarking. You can charge between $0 and $25.		;Pillows:These cost $5.25 per pillow for the airline. If there is a cost for the passengers to use them, they will remove them from the aircraft upon disembarking. If not, passengers will leave the pillows on-board upon disembarking. You can charge between $0 and $25.
-		+	;Blankets:These cost $3.95 per blanket for the airline. These more resemble sheets than blankets, but as in most non-consumables provided, if they are required to pay to use them, they are taken, if not they are left. You can charge between $0 and $15.
-		+	;Newspapers/Magazines:These cost the airline $.95. Unlike pillows and blankets, passengers will keep their copy whether they pay or not. You may charge between $0 and $10.
-	;~~Blankets~~:	+	;Comfort Kits:These handy little packages cost your airline $11.85 per kit and contain objects such as Tooth Brushes, Tooth Paste, and any other objects that could be used to make a flight more enjoyable. You may charge passengers between $0 and $30 for the kits.
		+	;Children's Entertainment Pack:In order to provide a means of entertainment to the children on-board, you have the option to provide Children's Entertainment Packs, worth $28.65. Containing many little games, you can charge between $0 and $50. These follow the same take it/leave it policy as the pillows and blankets.

Josh Glasstein at 22:45, 10 July 2012

Josh Glasstein — Tue, 10 Jul 2012 22:45:09 GMT

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	You can charge passengers between $0 and $15 for Snack Options. You can offer up to 6 Snack Options.		You can charge passengers between $0 and $15 for Snack Options. You can offer up to 6 Snack Options.
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		+	==Non-Consumable Items==
		+	These objects are used to provide comfort to your passengers while in flight. There are 7 options to offer to your passengers.
		+
		+	;Pillows:These cost $5.25 per pillow for the airline. If there is a cost for the passengers to use them, they will remove them from the aircraft upon disembarking. If not, passengers will leave the pillows on-board upon disembarking. You can charge between $0 and $25.
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		+	;Blankets:

Josh Glasstein: /* Consumable Items */

Josh Glasstein — Tue, 10 Jul 2012 22:25:20 GMT

Consumable Items

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	Breakfast options range in quality from 1-5. These each have different costs to purchase based on the quality.		Breakfast options range in quality from 1-5. These each have different costs to purchase based on the quality.

-	#6.75	+	#$6.75
-	#13.95	+	#$13.95
-	#16.25	+	#$16.25
-	#23.55	+	#$23.55
-	#35. 95	+	#$35. 95

	You can charge passengers between $0 and $50 for each Breakfast Meal Option. You can offer up to 3 Breakfast Options.		You can charge passengers between $0 and $50 for each Breakfast Meal Option. You can offer up to 3 Breakfast Options.
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	Lunch options range in quality from 1-5. These options have different costs to purchase based on the quality.		Lunch options range in quality from 1-5. These options have different costs to purchase based on the quality.

-	#8.75	+	#$8.75
-	#17.95	+	#$17.95
-	#24.25	+	#$24.25
-	#33.55	+	#$33.55
-	#45.95	+	#$45.95

	You can charge passengers between $0 and $75 for each Lunch Meal Option. You can offer up to 3 Lunch Options.		You can charge passengers between $0 and $75 for each Lunch Meal Option. You can offer up to 3 Lunch Options.
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	#$.75		#$.75
	#$1.95		#$1.95
-	#	+	#$2.25
-	#	+	#$4.55
-	#	+	#$6.95
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		+	You can charge passengers between $0 and $15 for Snack Options. You can offer up to 6 Snack Options.

Josh Glasstein at 22:22, 10 July 2012

Josh Glasstein — Tue, 10 Jul 2012 22:22:21 GMT

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	#6.75		#6.75
		+	#13.95
		+	#16.25
		+	#23.55
		+	#35. 95
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		+	You can charge passengers between $0 and $50 for each Breakfast Meal Option. You can offer up to 3 Breakfast Options.
		+
		+	===Lunch===
		+	Lunch options range in quality from 1-5. These options have different costs to purchase based on the quality.
		+
		+	#8.75
		+	#17.95
		+	#24.25
		+	#33.55
		+	#45.95
		+
		+	You can charge passengers between $0 and $75 for each Lunch Meal Option. You can offer up to 3 Lunch Options.
		+
		+	===Dinner===
		+	Dinner options range in quality from 1-5. These options have different costs, which are quality respective.
		+
		+	#$9.35
		+	#$21.85
		+	#$26.55
		+	#$37.85
		+	#$49.95
		+
		+	You can charge passengers between $0 and $75 for each Dinner Meal Option. You can offer up to 3 Dinner Options.
		+
		+	===Snacks===
		+	Snack options range in quality from 1-5. These options have different costs, which correspond with the quality of the option.
		+
		+	#$.75
		+	#$1.95
		+	#
		+	#
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Josh Glasstein — Tue, 10 Jul 2012 22:07:57 GMT

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In-Flight Service, or IFS, is the food, beverage, and "item" distribution on your aircraft while onboard. You can select the quality and prices for the consumable items and the availability and pricing of the non-consumable items (Newspapers, Blankets, Pillows, etc.).

==Consumable Items==
===Breakfast===
Breakfast options range in quality from 1-5. These each have different costs to purchase based on the quality.

#6.75