Originally Posted by
sluggoaafa
Cabin crews voted for a (newer) smaller, thicker napkin last quarter of 2017. So yes, AA pays for those napkins, and with the change of a thicker, more sturdy one, the cost increased roughly $250,000/year. The older, bigger, flimsy napkins, crews wanted them to be thicker. There were three options, keep the (then) current napkin, remove the texture, or increase the thickness...the thickness would have cost approximately $530,000 more. Seems trivial, however, crews wanted a more sturdy/durable napkin (50% thicker) for pax,, so a compromise was a smaller size by .5"
So there's no renumeration or compensation for the Coca-Cola logo appearing on the beverage napkins used on American and American Eagle flights?
Coca-Cola does not help pay for the napkins? Coca-Cola's contract with AA (and the price AA pays for Coca-Cola beverage products) has no connection to Coca-Cola's logo appearing on the beverage napkins?
American Airlines uses napkins imprinted with the Coca-Cola emblem without any financial benefit or compensation to AA? That is just AAmazing.