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Civil Aviation Authority: UK Aviation Consumer Survey Key Findings Autumn 2018 1

% Satisfied Satisfaction: Overall Most people are satisfied with their experience of flying. Passengers are almost twice as likely to say that flying is getting better than worse. I was satisfied with the overall travel experience on my last flight 82% 5% 28% 53% 15% Getting better About the same Getting worse But satisfaction has slowly been declining, and remains lower for those with disabilities All those who have flown in the last 12 months All those with a disability who have flown in the last 12 months 90% 88% 87% 86% 83% 82% 82% 83% 75% 81% 78% 79% Mar '16 Oct '16 Mar '17 Oct '17 Apr '18 Oct '18 2

Satisfaction: Regional Breakdown there are also regional variations in satisfaction. Satisfaction with overall travel experience: Top 3 Region % NET: Satisfaction Northern Ireland 87%* Northern Ireland North East North West 86% 87%* 86%* North East 86%* East England 84% East Midlands 84% South West 84% Wales 84%* Yorkshire and Humber 83% 86% Scotland 82% South East 81% West Midlands 80% North West London 76% Findings marked with an asterisk (*) indicate a low base size. These results should be treated with caution. 3

Satisfaction: Northern Ireland Passengers from Northern Ireland are significantly more likely to be satisfied with the overall travel experience, as well as some specific aspects of the journey... Baggage collection at UK airport N. Ireland: 86%* Total:77% Total satisfaction with the overall travel experience: 82% Deciding which flight to book N. Ireland: 91%* Total: 84% Northern Ireland: 87%* Onboard and in-flight experience N. Ireland: 88%* Total: 77% Findings marked with an asterisk (*) indicate a low base size. These results should be treated with caution. 4

Satisfaction: London Passengers from London are significantly less likely to be satisfied with the overall travel experience, as well as some specific aspects of the journey... Total satisfaction with the overall travel experience: 82% Airport security in the UK London:76% Total: 81% Onboard and in-flight experience London: 71% Total: 77% London: 76% Value for money London: 71% Total: 77% 5

Satisfaction over the course of the customer journey (1) The booking process 78% 71% 68% Ease of finding information to compare the choices of airport and airline The amount of choice between UK departure airports The amount of choice between airlines The pre-flight experience (UK) 85% Ease of finding your way around the airport 81% Check-in and bag drop 75% Shops, restaurants and services provided 74% Waiting at the boarding gate 79% Journey between the boarding gate and the plane 83% Boarding the plane A majority of recent flyers were satisfied with each aspect of their pre-flight experience 6

Satisfaction over the course of the customer journey (2) The in-flight experience The post-flight experience (UK airport) 80% 77% The onboard and in-flight experience 73% Passport control / immigration 77% Baggage collection Any transfers or connections 64% Handling of any complaints made to the airport or airline A majority of recent flyers were satisfied with each aspect of their in-flight and post-flight journey 7

Handling of complaints (1) Half of recent passengers who experienced a travel issue actually complained One in seven of those who didn t formally complain didn t expect that complaining would lead to anything changing 49% Half of recent flyers experienced a travel issue during their last flight 14% I didn t expect anything to change as a result of my complaint Of these, half 49% made a complaint Close to two in five of those who formally complained were financially motivated but a quarter wanted changes to be made 37% I wanted financial compensation 25% I wanted the airline/airport/ organisation to make changes so the issue was less likely to happen in the future 8

Handling of complaints (2) Results suggest that the way complaints are handled could affect whether passengers use that airline in the future Satisfaction with how a complaint was handled by an airport / airline Agree (NET) 60% 23% The way my complaint was handled by the airline would make me think twice about booking with that airline again 17% Disagree (NET) 64% Don t know This is significant, as only two thirds of recent flyers were satisfied with how their complaint to the airport / airline was handled 9