Band 5+: The table below shows the results of an airline survey in 2002 of economy class business travellers. The numbers indicate how many male or female passengers in each age group rated a particular feature as their most important in-flight consideration. Summarise the information by choosing and reporting the key features, and make any relevant comparisons.

The tabular data illustrates the result of an airline survey in 2011 of the economy class male and female visitors of various ages. The numerical data demonstrate that in-flight feature ranked first of different categories as the highly significant.

Overall, seat and leg room are most preferred by 45+ age group of males. In contrast movies and in-flight entertainment are less preferred by 45+ females and males.

To begin with, females of 25-45 age group are 30% in the seat and leg room, 45+ females are higher by 5%. Meals and drinks are 4% less than the seat and legroom in the both age group(25-45, 45+). Moreover, attendant service of females was 34% in the 25-45 age group, where as the 45+ age group was the 30%. Movies and in-flight entertainment are the less preferred as compare the other categories 25-45 age was 10% and 45+ age was 4%.

Furthermore, males are higher as compared the female in seat and legroom 39% were in 25-45 age group and 46% were in 45+ age group. Meals and drinks are less compared than the female by males in the 25-45 age by 20% and 45+ age by 24%. Additionally, attendant service was the 27% of 25-45 age group of males and 26% of 45+ age group of males, both are similar data but lesser than the female age group. Where as movies and in-flight entertainment of males are less in the age group of 25-45 and 45+ by 14% and 4% respectively.