Passage Summary: A consultant thinks airlines are wasting time on business class perks and should focus on vacationers instead, simply because vacationers buy way more tickets.

Conclusion: Airlines should prioritize the comfort of leisure travelers over that of business travelers.

Reasoning: Leisure travelers are responsible for purchasing 80 percent of all airline tickets sold.

Analysis: The consultant's reasoning relies on a 'quantity over quality' fallacy. It assumes that the sheer volume of ticket sales is the only metric that matters for business strategy. To weaken this, look for an answer that suggests business travelers are more valuable in other ways—perhaps business class tickets generate the majority of the airline's actual profit, even if they represent a smaller percentage of total seats.