The modern airline industry is continually striving to eliminate inefficiencies and reduce the amount of fuel required for any given flight, with even modest reductions in average takeoff weight capable of saving airlines millions of dollars annually. Despite this ongoing drive toward evidence-led optimization, onboard food and beverage service remains largely dependent on estimates and historical averages rather than actual customer consumption statistics.
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