PnL test: a survey with only 78 responses on declared habits is not an irrefutable proof to base decisions on, even if it offers an informational context.
The drawdown would be high if we relied on these percentages without considering that the declared intention does not match actual action.
For example, respondents might claim to verify their documents in advance, but in the reality of daily constraints in Morocco, forgetfulness or unforeseen administrative delays can change everything.
We have seen cases where entire families missed their flight due to a missing document, despite their good intentions.