Passenger Research Papers Samples For Students

Introduction

Passengers aged over fifty years often develop Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT)during prolonged flights. The development of DVT among passengers is well documented but is not often experienced by pilots flying commercial aircraft; however, there are a few cases where pilots have developed DVT in the course of duty.The potential liability of airlines is much more expounded with respect to claims arising from injuries caused to passengers without any sort of monetary limitation. In order to address the problem and help balance the liability to a proper proportion, the Convention for the Unification of Certain Rules Relating to International ...

Individual Project

Brief description of industry

After World War II, commercial airline industry in the United States has grown dramatically. In 1945 revenue passenger miles (RPM) was already 3,3 billion miles, by 1970s this figure was already reached 130 billion and after 10 years was increased to 330 billion. During deregulation many new companies entered commercial aviation market, new routes were introduces and strict competition began. In 1990s and next decade air ticket prices were most competitive and US passenger airline industry became the biggest among same industries in the whole world. In last five years passenger numbers were increasing ...

The data is collected to find out the mean, variance and mode of revenue passenger miles and load factor. The value of mean of passenger miles is representing that the company is progressing due to the increasing revenues. The value of variance shows that the revenues earned have much variation and the company generates different amount of revenues. The range for the data of revenue passenger miles is higher due to the gap between the minimum and maximum value. There is no mode in the data that shows that the revenues are different from each other .
The mean ...

Abstract

Many Airlines grapple with the problem of mishandling of luggage. Issues with bar codes such as inaccuracy in readings, damages and expiration have contributed to loss or mishandling of luggage. In addition, there are substantial costs associated with returning of mishandled luggage to their owners. Radio Frequency Identification Technology (RFID) may be used to track luggage through the pinning of tags on bags and other passenger belongings. Airlines may benefit from this technology. For example, Delta Airlines have agreed to a revolutionary luggage tagging system which is based on Radio Frequency Identification Technology (RFID) to identify the exact location of ...

Marketing

Introduction
The recent years have witnessed a spurt in the entry of low cost airlines. This has brought about a revolutionary change in the passenger flight transport sector. The start of 1970s saw the introduction of low cost carrier by Southwest Airlines, in the United States of America. However the phenomenon gained popularity in the 1990s and diverse low cost carriers came to be launched at various parts of the world (Forgas et al. 2010).
The main highlight of the business model of low cost carriers is cost saving. Such low cost carriers strike out services and comfort traditionally ...

Introduction

The commercial aviation safety and the millions of passengers who travel annually has rapidly emerged as a high priority in the national security following the numerous events of terrorism which have taken place for the last decade. The September 11, 2001 attack when four commercial aircraft were hijacked and used for destruction of the World Trade Center twin towers and for inflicting of ruthless harm to the pentagon, caused a shock to the world and instigated a full scale analysis into the efficacy of screening technologies on passengers and procedures which the United States airports used. The increased global awareness to activities ...

Executive summary 2

Introduction 3
Brand image of Lufthansa 6
Turkish Airlines brand image and reputation 18
Viral campaign from Miles and Smiles reward program 19
The viral advertisement campaign of KLM Airlines 22
Viral Christmas campaign of WestJet 24

References 26

Appendix A 28
Executive summary
The purpose of this research is to investigate The Deutsche Lufthansa AG Company and how it can enhance its brand image by using the social media marketing. The case study is conducted based on the analysis of social media users of Lufthansa Company and the extent of popularity of airline companies on different social media networks. Furthermore, ...

Passenger plane publicity

Publicity mainly deals with drawing of attention towards an event or person. This is mainly due to some aspects of the event of person which are unique and of special consideration. In most cases, any incident that affects a passenger plane is usually treated with publicity.
One of the main features about passenger planes that draw publicity is terrorists. This is mainly because terrorists are well known for their hijacking activities and using the plane to accomplish their missions. Passenger planes are more prone to terrorist attacks than private planes thus this is one of the factors that makes ...

Abstract

Among the remarkable flight accidents, Saudia Flight 163 case holds a special place, both due to the death toll and due to the fact that it did not involve a crash at all. The disaster that took away lives of all passengers and crew members at the turn of 1980s was thoroughly investigated and recognized as the second deadliest aircraft accident (at that time) after Ermenonville air disaster involving Turkish Airlines flight 891 (Witkin, 1981). While the deadly incident happened after the safe emergency landing of the plane, the main reason of Flight 163 tragedy is human factor. The ...

The Volkswagen Group in India is one of the many different players in the Indian automotive industry. Currently, the group is represented by a total of five major brands which are Lamborghini, SKODA, Volkswagen, Porsche and Audi. The company entered the market earlier in 2001 through its popular brand, SCODA. Other brands were slowly integrated into the Indian market in 2007 and 2012 (World of Volkswagen - VW India. ). The Volkswagen Group in India is a combination of the spirit shown by the Indian market and the excellence that is portrayed by German manufacturers. The Indian subset of Volkswagen ...

Brief History

It was in the year 1927 that the Pan American Airways’ executives made the decision of moving their company’s operations base to Miami from Key West. With the purpose of constructing an airport, they bought 116 acres of land, south of Miami Springs. The airport (now known as Miami International Airport) was built in 1928 as the first operational passenger facility in the United States of America. Similarly, Ft Lauderdale/Hollywood International Airport was opened in 1929. It was constructed over a deserted 9-hole golf course (Abravanel & Miller, 2012).

Miami International Airport (MIA)

Introduction
Miami International Airport (MIA) is located at a distance of ...

Abstract

The research within this study examines the underlying influences that propel consumers to use international airline travel. With much of the previous studies focusing on economic principles, this investigation seeks to determine the value that the inclusion of social data has on the travel desire. The underlying concept of this study is to explore common economic influences and combine this understanding with the social and emotional drivers that serve to sustain the effort. Using a combination of case study and academic, peer related material this paper will assess the past, current and future potential in a direct effort to construct a reasonable ...

One current event that affected airport operations was Hurricane Sandy in the month of October and November 2012. Flight cancellations amounted to over 19000 flights. Most of the major airports were closed for some time, and when they opened, they had limited service. Carriers such as the United, Delta, and American Airlines were forced to cancel flight departures in three airports, in New York (Fox News).
I do not agree with the statement that airport operators are responsible for traffic (passengers and cargo) handling services at North America airports. This is because an airport operator’s responsibility is ...

In the recent years practically in all corners of the world terrorist activity that is intended to become a global threat has dramatically increased. The most attractive objects for terrorists are vehicles being the very vulnerable. The terrorist attacks on transport are usually accompanied by a large number of victims, paralyzing the activities in the most important spheres of economy and destabilizing the situation in the society. Most often the attacks occur at the air transport entailing the greatest number of victims and representing a minimal threat to the terrorists. The terrible attacks of September 11, 2001, have dramatically ...

International Air Law

Air transport is currently considered the fastest and safest means of transport globally, Passengers want to feel secure when flying from one place to another and expect the airline to be responsible in the event where they experience any form of injury while under the airline’s care. However, the application of treaties and agreements in determining the liability of airlines in instances of accidents has triggered debates as to what extent the airlines are liable for the damages experienced while the plaintiff is onboard. A particular question arises regarding the extent of injuries that an airline can be ...

Introduction

Ever since man discovered that wood could float in water, he has endeavored to build sophisticated vessels that would make sea travel as safe as possible. However, numerous centuries of innovation have not produced an entirely fool proof vessel. A total conquest of the sea is far from near. It is noteworthy to note in the same breath that sea transport is getting safer and faster, when contrasted against the situation within the last few decades (Abulafia). The pursuit for continual improvement in maritime transport has been sustained by the unending pace of globalization. While there has been a tremendous ...

Introduction

Automotive industry plays a key role in the development and engineering in general and transport engineering in particular. Automotive industry world is capacious and very important sector of the world economy and international business, it's not only the cars, but also a variety of goods on car servicing, as well as, to a large extent, the market for the production and sale of spare parts. Car Market has a number of related markets and industries from the most closely adjacent (market parts and blocks of cars and the oil industry) to the less obvious (roads, production of accessories for cars, etc.).
An ...

BOEING COMPANY

Boeing Company stands today, as the world's largest aerospace company. It is the leading producer of the military aircrafts as well as commercial passenger jets. In addition to that, Boeing also functions to design and manufacture rotorcraft, electronic and defense systems including missiles, satellites, and launch vehicles. It also has its hands in the areas of communication systems and complex information. The Company has broadened its area of service with involvements in military and commercial airline support service sector. Boeing is a major contractor for International, acting as a service agent for NASA. Boeing has extended its products and support services ...

Introduction

Laus or Los Angeles Union Station is currently the major rail way station in Los Angeles, California and it’s the biggest passenger terminal railroad the Western part of the United States.
Most recently, the railway station evolved into the largest main transport hub for those who live in South California. It currently, serves about sixty thousand passengers on a daily basis on their en route to Amtrak for the longer distance trains locomotives, Regional trains of Amtrak California, computer driven trains of Metro link as well as many more metro rails and light rails.
In addition, the ...

One of the most controversial naval disasters back in the early 1900s is the sinking of the passenger liner RMS Titanic while on its maiden voyage from Southampton to New York. According to historians, the infamous passenger liner had a collision with an unnoticed iceberg somewhere in the southeast of Halifax. However, there have been theories pointing out that it was not the Titanic which sank. Others noted that it was done on purpose for the insurance coverage of the passenger liner. Even before the infamous sinking, the liner has already received enough doubt and criticism due to the insurance ...

INTRODUCTION

Service organizations face a challenge in terms of managing demand and capacity. Revenue management (also known as yield management) is a technique designed to address that challenge. Mudie and Pirrie, define revenue management as ‘provision of the right service to the right customer at the right time for the right price’ (164). Therefore, revenue management is a technique used to determine the optimal price of products generated by sale. It involves detailed forecasting of demand behavior and sophisticated mathematical modeling. There exists a strong relation between revenue management and marketing. Since, revenue management is responsible for demand control, including setting rate and availability controls, ...

McCarran International Airport- Las Vegas, Nevada

Abstract
The McCarran International Airport is deemed to be the ninth busiest in the US and tops in Nevada County. It accounts for sixty percent of the passengers arriving at the Nevada County. The airport was built in 1942 by George Cockett an American Aviator. The airport has undergone major changes and restructuring which has turned it into a modern international airport. The economic, political and social role of the airport cannot be undermined. The airport contributes to the income of the county and thus provides employment to some locals of the bigger population of the Nevada State. Socially, ...

0. Introduction
Moto-cars are made from metals. This very common opinion was almost entirely true during almost all the previous century though opposite solitary examples (displayed at images below) are very well known for car likers: wooden bulks, a rubber car, a fiberglass sport car, a car with plastic bulk facias based on soybeans, a concept of a ceramic car, a glass car, and so on.
All those examples are just very rare exceptions. Moreover, the probably refer rather to arts than to industry. However, in the current century, metals lost their monopoly. In the present essay, several material ...

Introduction

Airlines have a number of products and diverse services to offer. This paper is anticipated to demonstrate the diversity of two airlines, Air Asia and Jetstar, product offerings that are available and inspire concepts concerning how ideal to serve the varied desires and wants of passengers. Air Asia and Jetstar are among the larger low cost carriers (LCCs) airlines. They compete for the similar group of customers who go for cheap fares among Asia-Pacific cities and nations. The paper compares and contrasts Air Asia and Jetstar services bases on the concept of Doganis’ five key product characteristics as a ...

Introduction: According to Thaden and Alyssa (2008), “human error is the main cause of flight accidents in complex systems. Therefore since errors are inevitable in the commercial airline industry, it is doubtful to assure safety on the air.” On the other hand, Mangla and Haress (2011) claim that - “air travel is the safest mode in the history of aviation.” Whose statement is reliable between them? In aviation, it is true that human error leads to accidents in the sky, but it is also true that for every accident that happens on the air, the airline company reviews their ...

The Federal Aviation Act of 1958 (hereafter referred to as “the Act”) was enacted mainly to make provision for promotion and regulation of aviation in the interest of safety and development (Federal Aviation Act, 1958). It was passed in response to what was felt to be inadequate regulation. There had been calls for comprehensive legislative reform but Congress was not convinced about the necessity for such reforms. A series of accidents laid bare the inadequacies of the existing regulation. The public outcry that followed these accidents forced Congress to react by passing the Act.
Flying in the 1920s, when ...

Abstract

The September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks were a series of four suicide attacks on the US (CNN, 2013). Four passenger jets were hijacked by 19 Islamic terrorists operating under the group al-Qaeda. Two planes were crashed into the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center. The two towers collapsed in a matter of two hours. A third plane was crashed onto the Pentagon while the fourth plane crashed in Pennsylvania when passengers tried to take over the plane from the hijackers who were aiming at Washington D.C. Almost 3,000 people died during these attacks. These attacks have led to major ...

Motorcyclists and passengers requirement to wear helmets

With the increasing prices of fuel around the globe, motorcycles are seen by many as a perfect alternative to automobiles due to its fuel-efficiency, agility and easy parking. Most countries around the world, including the United States, have a huge motorcycle following due to this efficiency. However, while these alternate vehicles are indeed practical, the statistics of deaths related to motorcycle accidents have increased greatly each year especially in cases where in both the rider and the passenger are found without helmets. Where is society headed given the growing trend of motorcycle related deaths as many still prefer this alternative mode ...

Interpreting Market Trends

Data on various market factors will need to be collected for identification of their effect on demand of vehicles in the Australian market. Those factors are summarized as follows

Disposable income is the level of income that households can spend for their consumer purposes. It is the income after taxation whose level determines the income that consumers have at their disposal. In that respect, it is determined by employment level within an economy.

Purchasing power: Price index/inflation:

Purchasing power refers to the ability that the income held has in buying goods and services. The change in purchasing power determines the quantity of goods ...

Figure 1 Generated and Projected Revenue from global automobile industry 6
Figure 2 Total Revenue and Net Profit after Tax of Toyota in Australia during 2008-2013 7
Figure 3 Total Revenue and Net Profit after Tax of Mitsubishi in Australia during 2009-2014 9
Figure 4 Total Revenue and Net Profit after Tax of Hyundai in Australia during 2008-2013 10

International Business Management: Global Operation of Toyota, Mitsubishi and Hyundai

Forewords
International business management refers to the strategies and approaches adopted to further the cause of business development on a global basis. Strategies may encompass the corporate strategy, organizational design, and supply chain structure of the industry. ...

The main parties in the research will be the researcher and the passengers, flight crews, and the management of the Malaysia airlines. All airlines use different technology but the focus will be on the passenger airlines due to the level of safety necessary. The researcher will engage a longitudinal research strategy to compare the reactions of the different samples people over time without necessarily tampering with the variables. At the same time, the research will involve a lot of analytics with the passenger demographics and reactions to different technological changes under watch. The research will be carried out in the airline ...

Introduction: Ford and GM History

The automobile industry is one of the largest job creators in the US. Most automakers are headquartered in Detroit, Michigan and they employ hundreds of thousands of workers. The ongoing recession has dented the prospects of the automakers like Ford and General Motors who have seen their sales dip and their volumes hit by the crisis. Indeed, the situation is so severe that GM had to be bailed out by the government. In this context, the history of the automakers like Ford and GM offers insights into how they work and how they intend to perform in the future. ...

English

How September 11, 2001 changed America
Thesis Statement: The 9/11 terrorist attack became the catalyst that strengthened the U.S. as a nation by focusing the goal of using technology to make America a safer place for its people.
In September 21, 2001, America was in shock when two airplanes struck Twin Towers in New York City and also attacked the Pentagon in Washington D.C. in the morning of that fateful day. The deadly blows that hit the Twin Tower caused the 110-storey buildings to collapse as people watched in horror how some of the people inside the buildings try ...

Candidate No:

Emirates airlines
Business & Management Internal Assessment
Higher Level
Main Essay: 2000 Words
Executive Summary: 200 Words
Acknowledgements
I would like to express my sincere gratitude to all those who gave me the possibilities to complete this proposal report. I thank specifically the management of The Emirates Airline Company for their corporation during my data collection and offering me the opportunity to interact with their staff and clients within its premises. I thank them for allowing me permission to use their departmental data in my research.
I would also like to thank all ...

In recent years, policy makers of organizations are using different growth strategies to perform well in market. This research study intends to explore growth strategies of Tata Motors and Jaguar and Land Rover. The second part of research study explores the growth strategies of Wal-Mart, one of the biggest retail grocery stores of the world. We examined the acquisition of pink n pay and we critically analyzed these growth strategies in this research study. For this purpose we collected data from Tata Motors and Jaguar Land Rover. Data was collected from scholarly research papers, companies’ annual reports and official ...

The Role of Emirates Airlines in Indian Economy

Introduction
This paper relates analysis of Indian civil aviation industry and examination of the role of Emirates Airlines in the national economy. The paper contains a detailed analysis of the industry and Emirates Airlines to make conclusions regarding contribution of the Company into the development of the industry. The research was conducted using both qualitative and quantitative methods. The research methodology includes telephone interviews, on-line survey, questionnaire, and analysis of primary and secondary data. The research paper contains vast statistical data offering enough information for making appropriate conclusions. Recommendations were developed with regard to practical implications of the research ...

Abstract:

Weather related aircraft accidents have become a major safety concern in the world lately. Visual rules flight to the Instrument Meteorology Conditions has attracted world attention because of high rates of the fatalities which is associated with them. Safety research aviation professionals are trying to explain mechanisms and genesis of such accidents. According to macro statistics conducted by FAA, it is approximated that seventy percent of delays in the National Airspace System is caused by adverse weather conditions. According to iapa.com, weather plays a significant role in aviation accidents and incidents. The report conducted by National Transparency Safety Board (NTSB) shows ...

Company Background

Delta Airlines History
Delta Airlines is the passenger and cargo transportation company, which provides services throughout the United States and around the world with strong presence in every major domestic and international market. The airline’s history dates back to 1924 when the Huff Daland Duster Corporation was founded by B.R. Coad and Collett E. Woolman. At that point, the company became the first in the country aerial crop dusting company. In 1925, Huff Daland possessed the biggest privately owned airplane fleet in the world. In 1928, the company was renamed to Delta Airlines, after the Mississippi Delta region, ...

Agenda

Tesla Motors company profile
American market
SWOT Analysis
Public relations objectives
Strategies
Tactical programs
Tesla Motors Inc
Tesla is one of the leading American automakers and energy storage devices. The company's products have infiltrated the global market due to high trust levels and economic costs of maintenance. Additionally, the company offers luxury cars models that suit both the celebrities and the common customers and hence widening its market globally despite the presence of high competition in the motor vehicle industry.

Tesla has two models of electric vehicles for customers' selection.

Model X sport utility vehicles (SUV) which offer features like electronic control, all-wheel drive dual motor operational system, as ...

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Trusses are engineering structures common for wide-span buildings like industrial buildings and sports centers with the purpose of reduction the consumption of materials and lightweight design. Figure 1 and Figure 2 show the first SANAA’s industrial building located at the Vitra Campus in Weil am Rhein. The architects of the building were Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa, and its project commissioner was Rolf Fehlbaum, chairman of Vitra. It has a diameter of 160 meters and is 11 meters in height. Inside, the building is divided into two parts for safety reasons. As ...

Abstract

Martin Luther King Jr., is among the greatest civil rights leaders that the world has ever had. Throughout his life he was able to portray various characteristics of a good leader. In cases that an individual is able to study the way Dr. King carried out his activities and the various issues that he took into consideration before making a decision would really help to mold an individual into an ideal leader that the world would be proud to have. In addition, to this, the various challenges that he faced as he made his decisions and the various barriers ...

Final Analysis & Recommendations

Final Analysis & Recommendations

Generally, global competition in the vehicle manufacturing notably affects my organization in different ways. Predominantly, the automobile business is often facing aggressive price war during harsh economic situations and recession times as a result of the growing global competition. In this insight, major international automobile producers from all over the world and in particular those countries known to major in vehicle production like Japan thus tend to offer valuable vehicles at competitive prices, thus forcing other automotive companies like my organization to lower our pricing significantly.
The distinctive feature of these major automotive manufacturers is the ...

FTOs (Foreign Terrorist Organizations) are foreign groups that the Secretary of State designates “in accordance with section 219 of the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA)” (“Chapter 6,” 2012). The designation of FTOs is crucial to fighting terrorism and helps to curtail support for terror activities. Accordingly, section 219 provides criteria for the legal designation of FTOs. First, an organization must be foreign-based in order to be labeled as an FTO. Secondly, the group must be involved in terrorist operations or maintain “the capability and intent to engage in terrorist activity or terrorism” (“Chapter 6,” 2012). Thirdly, the terror activity ...

Introduction

Maintaining ethical principles is essential to the success of any transportation unit. In fact, lack thereof compromises the stability of any nation due to the casualties likely to emerge from the accidents. Over the years, a lot of controversies about aviation ethics have surfaced due to safety concerns experienced in the flight departments. Precisely, meeting the demands of the Air Transportation Compliance while dealing with cargo and passengers in the airline has been challenging. According to the International Journal of Aviation Systems, Operations, and Training, ethics in aviation is an underlying philosophy that guides the flight personnel to do ...

Introduction

Every product has a lifecycle that defines the impact it creates to the environment from the time of production, usage, and disposal. Life cycle assessment process assists in compiling and examining inputs and outputs of a product regarding materials and energy associated with its functioning throughout the life cycle. Life cycle assessment acts as an essential tool for decision support that helps policy makers and industries assess the cradle-to-grave of a product. The assessment analysis chemical production, material selection, design for environment and environmental impact, industrial ecology, and product lifecycle management (Yorzyk and Radzinski 1). The following paper assesses ...

Delta Airlines Inc. is a household brand not only the United States but also in 64 other countries around the world. The company was founded on May 30, 1924, marking a 91 years reign since it first opened doors as a crop dusting operation, Huff Daland Dusters, in Macon, Georgia. Delta started providing passenger services on June 17, 1929, making it one of the oldest airlines in the world. In 2013, Delta Airlines Inc. was reported to be the world's largest airline based on the number of scheduled passengers. The company was the second largest concerning the revenue passenger ...

The Titanic may have been swallowed by the vast seas that fateful night, but the story forever lives on for the survivors and the spectators. We take lessons from that forever tale and still look to the events of the day for guidance and support. One of the areas worth admiring, despite the disaster and the havoc aboard the giant, was the ratio of women and children who managed to walk away from the wreckage. Research shows that 20% of the men while 75 percent of the women were the survivors of the incident. Of the total 109 children ...

A brake is a device that produces artificial resistance to the moving part of a machine to stop or slow down its motion. Any machine or its part that is in motion possesses kinetic energy. As per physical laws, energy cannot be destroyed; its form can only be transformed. The brake system converts the kinetic energy of the moving machine or part into thermal, potential or chemical energy. Brake systems are of various types utilized in different applications in industries, home appliances, vehicles, railway trains, and other sectors. This paper has focused on the brake systems used in vehicles, ...

People have dreamed of flying since ancient times. The Legend about Daedalus and Icarus, images of Egyptian, Roman, and Assyrian gods, and extant writings about different experiments and scientific thoughts reflect the desire of humans to become closer to the sky. In the United States, history of aviation starts with the day when brothers Wright built a plane and made in it the first flight ever. That happened at the beginning of the twentieth century, and since then, the American aviation had undergone significant changes and had become one of the most developed in the world. How did the ...

Air Canada is Canada's largest carrier, which is one of the founders of the international alliance Sky Team. Today, it is capable of carrying out flights in 98 settlements in the United States, Canada, Europe, Australia and Asia (Aircanada.com). Together with our partners, this company carries passengers to 160 destinations.

Part 1: Enterprise Strategy and Air Canada

1. The airline industry has always been a very high-tech and, therefore, up to date with the developing global trends and requirements. The complexity of the business of air transportation is magnified by high responsibility to air travelers. With increasing passenger flows slightest failure in the processing and transmission ...

Observed Affects of Age, Gender, and Culture

Observed Affects of Age, Gender, and Culture

Introduction

The objective of this observational research is to test two hypotheses. First, that in contemporary society traditional male courtesies toward unknown females, such as allowing females to disembark first from an elevator, are rarely practiced by younger men, for example those under 40 years old. This is probably not because younger men are ill-mannered, but because females are perceived as more independent today than they were in the past and so do not require special treatment.
Since this male deference is no longer offered consistently, a female elevator passenger is now in ...

In recent years the American economy was able to recover from the deep financial crisis of 2007-2008. A relatively quick recovery was partly an outcome of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009. It was a stimulus plan that helped to save the jobs and provided the relief programs for those who suffered the most from the crisis. For example, GM received more than $20 billion of credit money from the American government in order to stay afloat and implement the structural changes (Massad, 2011). In 2012 the American Taxpayer Relief Act was passed and helped to balance ...

Abstract:

Forecasting is an important aspect in airline industry that enables airlines to manage airport operations effectively. The enhanced competition forces airlines to decrease the price and high load factors allow charging high fares. In managing all such factors forecasting plays immense role. Air cargo is the most energy intensive transportation mode and in order to keep the prices lower accurate forecasting is important. Predicting an exact level of activity for particular future time is challenging, accurate forecasting enables airports to develop their full potential therefore different demand forecasting techniques have been developed. Ti has been encountered that due to ...

Abstract

Accidents are an inevitable element of the air carriage industry; however, a good number of these could have been avoided given proper human resource management efforts. The task of these specialists is to recruit, to train, and to evaluate industry employees like pilots. Instead, they often overlook health issues and psychological disorders leaving the wellbeing and lives of passengers exposed to mortal threat. Owing to HR specialists’ miscalculations, pilots with insufficient qualification, those willing to ignore the guidelines of dispatchers and act carelessly received their coveted positions. The liberalization of workplace regulations did the industry an ill favor allowing individuals ...

Introduction

The US Constitution guarantees many of the rights of the individual citizens. One of the rights guaranteed is the right to peaceably assemble. The Bill of Rights states in part that “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or the free exercise thereof [] or the right of the people to peaceably assemble” (First Amendment [emphasis added]). The 14th Amendment, on the other hand, ensures that states enforce this guarantee and all other civil rights guaranteed under the Constitution. The core issue in the present study is the right of the fans of Big Bad Bruce to ...

1.0 INTRODUCTION
The importance of environmental concerns on the 21st century primarily lies on the lingering effects of climate change caused by unhealthy industrial practices. Aviation, in particular, is a heavily industrial field known for its various potential environmental effects, especially as its facilities emit greenhouse gasses. Therefore, unsustainably operated airports pose open risks to the environment, as their extensively industrialized nature cause air and water pollution to their immediate surroundings. Adverse environmental consequences arising from the operation of airports may become irreparable for the long term without the application of proper sustainability measures.
Sustainability measures enable harmonious ...

Introduction

One of the fastest growing industries in the world today is the airline industry, and still it is the one of the main industries affected by globalization. The aviation industry takes the responsibility of transporting people, posts, and goods in various destinations worldwide. The number of passengers travelling by air keeps increasing each single day according to the International Transport Association (IATA). The above realities indicate that the management of the aviation industry requires very effective executives who are able to take care of the rapid changing environment. The global microeconomic factors found in all businesses worldwide have significant ...

Abstract

Ethics is an integral part of a corporation’s effort to ensure all its services are accomplished with an act of good faith and acceptable to all the parties. In as much as ethics can be described as an individual’s personal judgment on the right course of action when presented with a specific situation, it is important that we evaluate the effect of every activity we do on others. The convergence of different forms of technological inventions has transformed the world. Sikorsky Aviation Company is evaluated with respect to the effect of their operations and strategies to the public and ...

Tesla Motors is an American company that manufactures and sells high performance electric cars. The company also manufactures and sells high performance advanced electrical car power components. Currently, the company is primarily selling its Model S sedan. Model S is an electrical passenger car that produces zero tailpipe emissions. Tesla recorded its first delivery of the Model S sedan in June 2012 and delivered more than 2,500 units up to date. The company offers the Model S sedan in three battery pack options including 40kWh, 60kWh, and 85kWh (). In addition to the Model S four-dour passenger sedan, the ...

Application of the Criminal Justice System

The criminal justice system operates on a very wide-range perspective. Aside from the scope, the same system also works on a case-to-case standards that requires the arresting officer, the investigator or any criminal justice agents’ capacity to make best and appropriate judgment. In a statistics released by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, it suggests that in 2009, the crime rate in the United States is has been decreasing significantly from when the agency has stated recording crime rate in 1980’s. In fact, from 13,403 in 1980 down to 10,639 in 2009, overall crime rate had been reduced (U.S. Census ...