March 17, 2008, 9:06 am
How snack companies snag in-flight deals
Tim is trying to sell his healthy snacks to airlines. Have any other suggestions as to how he can do this?
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I'd like to add to Roland's comment by asking him to ask the airlines if they can supply a select few flights with their products free of charge as a promotion. (Mark the charge off to advertising cost) What I'd suggest is adding two simple cards, one a information card with product features and second a simple card for the consumers to pass on their comments to the airlines.