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The image shows the number of complaints to an airline over a six-month period with three complaint methods: in person, by email/fax, and by telephone. In January: in person (450), by email/fax (600), by telephone (300); in February: in person (500), by email/fax (400), by telephone (600); in March: in person (700), by email/fax (500), by telephone (1000); in April: in person (1200), by email/fax (600), by telephone (1400); in May: in person (1500), by email/fax (500), by telephone (1600); in June: in person (2000), by email/fax (400), by telephone (1600).
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The line chart gives data on the figures of complaints accepted by the complaints department of a single airline over a half year period in 2009.Overall complaints by person and phone witnessed increase with stability wherever opposite of them other observed complaints in email illustrated a downward.
Turning to the detail firstly complaint made by person was the lowest one with about 435 complaint letters however until the end of 6month it reached its peak and achieved 1600 letter complaint.Although complaint by cell phones was the highest at starting point some downwards and improvements were observed until the end of half year and reached 1500 with stability.
If we can see complaint in email that was started approximately with 780complaint with a second place however it lessened significantly until June and that was around 380.
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