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Zagat ratings
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You beat me to the punch, mke9499!
It's interesting to see that Midwest and Virgin America both tied for first place. I can't keep all of these surveys straight, but if memory serves me correctly Midwest has actually improved its ranking from a year ago which is quite impressive all things considered. |
Midwest will get a lot of play out of this, between the publicity and the acknowledgement of the award in their spots.
Ratings are based on comfort, service and food. If Midwest's mediocre web rating were included, they would not have tied with Virgin America for the #1 rating.. |
Originally Posted by BlueHorseShoe2000
(Post 12872080)
It's interesting to see that Midwest and Virgin America both tied for first place. I can't keep all of these surveys straight, but if memory serves me correctly Midwest has actually improved its ranking from a year ago which is quite impressive all things considered.
YX 2009 press release: http://www.midwestairlines.com/About...agat_2009.aspx Per Midwest, this is their eighth consecutive award. |
Zagat ratings now posted on Midwest's Twitter, with Midwest listed at the top of the chart. It will not be long before similar is posted on YX website and print ads.
http://twitter.com/midwestairlines |
Originally Posted by mke9499
(Post 12872414)
Midwest will get a lot of play out of this, between the publicity and the acknowledgement of the award in their spots.
Originally Posted by mke9499
(Post 12872414)
Ratings are based on comfort, service and food. If Midwest's mediocre web rating were included, they would not have tied with Virgin America for the #1 rating..
http://www.zagat.com/About/Index.aspx?menu=PR170 Background: Each airline was separately rated on Zagat's signature 30-point scale on its premium and economy class service for both domestic and international flights. The airlines were rated on four aspects of their performance: (1) Comfort, (2) Service, (3) Food and (4) Website. Other issues such as Value, On-Time Performance, Luggage Policy and In-Flight Entertainment were also covered. |
Originally Posted by knope2001
(Post 12876166)
Actually it was based on comfort, service, food, and website.
http://www.zagat.com/About/Index.aspx?menu=PR170 I saw the same grid of detailed-by-category results I assume your'e referring to, although I can't seem to find it anymore. Their methodology must not be a simple mean or average for I don't think any of them came out to their total score doing a simple mean. Website much not be weighted as much. * = Includes comfort, service and food scores Source: Zagat Survey I agree with you about YX PR being more "ready on the spot," as far as getting the word out, in a timely manner. They also seem to be trying to be more proactive, than reactive, lately. |
Originally Posted by mke9499
(Post 12877716)
I agree with you about YX PR being more "ready on the spot," as far as getting the word out, in a timely manner. They also seem to be trying to be more proactive, than reactive, lately.
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I am presently in Los Angeles. This news was reported on the ABC7 local news. The anchor stated, Midwest features flights from LAX.
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