Customer Service Flashcards
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A passenger with a visual impairment asks for assistance navigating to their gate. What is the most appropriate action?
Answer: Offer your arm and guide them while describing the route
Sighted guide technique involves offering your arm so the passenger can hold it, while narrating the path ahead.
During a busy holiday period, a long queue forms at your service counter. What is the best way to manage customer frustration?
Answer: Post estimated wait times and acknowledge customers periodically
Setting expectations with estimated wait times and regular acknowledgment reduces perceived wait time and frustration.
A customer claims an airline representative gave them incorrect gate information. How should you respond?
Answer: Apologize for the confusion, verify current gate info, and provide correct details
Acknowledging the confusion and immediately providing accurate information keeps the customer calm and on track.
Which of the following best describes 'service recovery' in an airport customer service context?
Answer: Restoring a customer's confidence after a service failure
Service recovery refers to the steps taken to address a service failure and restore customer satisfaction.
A passenger becomes angry when told their oversized carry-on must be checked. What de-escalation technique is most effective?
Answer: Remain calm, empathize, and explain the policy clearly
Staying calm and using empathy while explaining the rationale helps de-escalate tense situations without confrontation.
What is the purpose of using a customer's name during an interaction?
Answer: It personalizes the interaction and builds rapport
Using a customer's name creates a personal connection and demonstrates attentiveness.
A non-English-speaking passenger appears confused at a departure board. What should you do first?
Answer: Approach them, use simple language and gestures, and offer a translation service if available
Approaching proactively and using simplified communication or translation resources addresses the passenger's immediate need.