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US airline service quality survey rises. But what’s behind the numbers?

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The annual Airline Quality Rating (AQR) report has been released by Wichita State University, an annual assessment that dates back to 1991 and measures airline performance based on a number of statistical measures. The good news is that in all but one of the categories measured, there was improvement, with only Denied Boardings registering a negative index. Other attributes measured include On Time Performance, Mishandled Bags and the generic catch-all Customer Complaints category that deals with a multitude of sins and slights.

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