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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"airline passengers"”.
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Key characteristics and attitudes of airline passengers, with particular emphasis upon the low-cost sector: implications for pre-trip decision-making and airline choice
… The now saturated short-haul market finds airlines increasingly manipulative of their business model, seeking to further differentiate their product offering from their rivals. With an abundance of airlines to choose from, the consumer is faced with what at times can be a complex …
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Passenger Knowledge of Airline Safety Icons: A Cultural Study
… in their ability to comprehend icons used in airline passenger safety information. The 116 subjects were outbound international airline passengers traveling from San Francisco International Airport to either Japan or Korea. The instrument used contained thirteen icons similar to those on …
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Neural Decomposition of Time-Series Data for Effective Generalization
… a time-series of monthly international airline passengers, the monthly ozone concentration in downtown Los Angeles, and an unevenly sampled time-series of oxygen isotope measurements from a cave in north India. We find that ND outperforms popular time-series forecasting techniques …
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Current approaches to the development of airport retail : a sales performance analysis and case study
… developers. Serving over 700 million domestic airline passengers annually, and until recently overlooked by the retail development community at large, the airport network presents a significant market for retail development. We review the issues surrounding airport retail management, the …
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Air time : another measure of the quality of passenger service
… a broader perspective of the travel process of airline passengers. Travel time is basically affected by three different factors. These factors are the length of the flight, the frequency of the flight and the day on which this flight is operated. Particular attention is paid to the ground side …
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The analysis, design, and development of a digital contact tracing prototype application for the identification of passengers in the event of a biological threat scenario onboard an airplane
… disease is on the rise. With over four billion airline passengers in 2017 and over seven billion expected by 2036, the transmission of infectious diseases in-flight, such as influenza A (H1N1), TB, and potentially Ebola, is of the utmost concern to global health. In 2003, the emergence of severe …
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Interdigital dielectrometry based detection and identification of dangerous materials for security applications
… have increased the attention paid to searching airline passengers for dangerous and explosive materials. In particular, the possibility that terrorists might hide explosives in shoes has prompted most airline screening stations to require that shoes be removed for x-ray inspection. This thesis …
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Ancillary services in the airline industry : passenger choice and revenue management optimization
… proliferation of ancillary services means that airline passengers can face substantially different ancillary service prices and offerings based on their itinerary and fare class selection. At the same time, airlines have become interested in accounting for this supplementary revenue stream in …
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A Feasibility Study on the Automation of Domestic Airline Passenger Customer Service Check-In Procedures for FAR Part 121 Carriers
… was conducted in an attempt to determine whether airlines can benefit from a fully automated customer service system which will be used by major, Part 121, operators for domestic travel purposes only. The proposed system will be designed to alleviate airport terminals check-in counter congestion …
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The Extent of Distraction of Cell Phone Conversations for Passengers in Simulated Flight
<p>Currently, passengers are forbidden from making cell phone calls during flights in the United States due to cellular electronic interference. However, some related research has demonstrated that the use of cell phones has little interference with avionics. Furthermore, any potential electronic …