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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Local service airlines"”.

  1. The application of cost-benefit analysis on Air Malta operated routes for a public service obligation appraisal : the case of Dusseldorf

    … 1974, Air Malta was responsible to develop air services connectivity between Malta and the rest of the world for the benefit of Malta's island economy and its people. In 1974, Malta welcomed 272,516 tourists. 35 years on Air Malta operates a fleet of 12 aircrafts to over 50 destination in …

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  2. The Relationship of a Pilot's Educational Background, Aeronautical Experience and Recency of Experience to Performance in Initial Training at a Regional Airline

    The purpose of this study was to determine how a pilot’s educational background, aeronautical experience and recency of experience relate to their performance during initial training at a regional airline. Results show that variables in pilots’ educational background, aeronautical experience and …

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  3. Regional airline qualifications: A study in the marketability of higher education graduates.

    The recent emergence and growth of the regional airlines in the United States has placed a strain on the supply of pilots that are needed for staffing scheduled flights. This present pilot shortage is presenting challenges for 2-year colleges and 4-year universities with aviation programs to …

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