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Cabin Crew - Business & First Class Meal Service Study
Compensation
$74
Duration
60 min
Format
Remote
Eligibility
18+
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StudyGrab spotted this food interview listed on User Interviews, paying $74 for about 1 hr. It's done remotely from anywhere in the US and open to 18+.
Are you an experienced Business or First class cabin crew member on long-haul flights? We are looking to speak with experienced cabin crew in one-to-one expert interviews to better understand the realities of premium onboard meal service and how premium protein dishes (such as chicken, beef, lamb and fish) are prepared, handled and served onboard long-haul flights. We are interested in your experiences with the food quality, consistency, passenger feedback, galley operations and learning abou
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