This research measures perceived risks of consumers when using internet-based operations in Asian low-cost airlines operating in Thailand. A risk profile measure is used to illustrate the risk exposure from the customer’s perspective when flying with lowcost airlines. The paper reports a survey the analysis of which highlights the top ten risks (factors) important to customers. The paper also r...

Airlines implement dynamic pricing for their tickets, and base their pricing decisions on demand estimation models. The reason for such a complicated system is that each flight only has a set number of seats to sell, so airlines have to regulate demand. In the case where demand is expected to exceed capacity, the airline may increase prices, to decrease the rate at which seats fill. On the othe...

The air transportation system is a large, complex, global system that transports over 2.1 billion passengers each year. Air traffic delays have become a huge problem for passengers and airlines; they even make the headlines in the popular press and lead to new legislation. Aircraft are also the fastest growing contributor to man-made greenhouse gas emissions. According to the Joint Economic Com...

It has been the practice of the majority of airlines to reschedule passengers and flights so as to minimize flight delay. Some airlines are now starting to look at the problem of rescheduling from the perspective of the passenger and are trying to minimize the impact of missed and cancelled connecting flights on the consumer. In this paper we propose the algorithm Schedule Minimization foR Gene...

This paper investigates strategic interaction among airlines in product-quality choices. Using an instrumental variables approach, the paper estimates flight-frequency reaction functions, which relate an airline’s frequency on a route to its own characteristics and to the frequencies of competing airlines. A positive reaction function slope is found in some cases, indicating the presence of str...

This paper reviews the significance of e-Governance in Aviation Industry in general and the Indian scenario in particular. Primarily, this discusses about the features of e-Governance and the growth that lay ahead through the electronic media. It also analyses the various stages of development – in Public as well as Private sector – and, at the end, gives a laconic comparative study. The age-ol...

The benefits gained by airlines based outside Russia as a result of diversification into airfreight are analyzed. On that basis, model is developed to describe the interaction subsidiary freight line with parent corporation and external parties means international system reciprocal payments. This approach would permit more effective management all operations Russian airlines.

ing from the Project Control Group approach used by Brisbane Airport Corporation Limited (BACL), two features have particular economic significance. First, the Project Control Group is open to all airlines and involves itself very early in the development of investment proposals. Airlines are consulted in the design stage, and continue to participate through to the post completion review stage....

Purpose- Airline industry is very important for modern society and has a crucial role globalization business development by connecting regions, promoting global trade tourism hence enabling economic social development. Over the last two decades, troubled airlines were oftenly on news delebrating financial difficulties, layouts distrupted sceduled flights. Covid-19 also impact deterioration of d...