In-Flight Service (IFS)
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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-Edible Items== | ||
| + | These objects are used to provide comfort to your passengers while in flight. There are 7 options to offer to your passengers. | ||
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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. | ||
| + | ;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. | ||
| + | ;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. | ||
