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Lifestyle factors, direct and indirect costs for a Brazilian airline company
Revista de Saúde Pública, 2014 OBJECTIVE To analyze lifestyle risk factors related to direct healthcare costs and the indirect costs due to sick leave among workers of an airline company in Brazil. METHODS In this longitudinal 12-month study of 2,201 employees of a Brazilian airline
Fabiana Maluf Rabacow +3 more
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Procedia, Social and Behavioral Sciences, 2013 AbstractThe main purpose of the current study was to investigate the factors effective in the service quality of airline companies ba sed on the SERVQUAL Scale. Further, the relationships among service quality, satisfaction, trust and loyalty will be also studied. To achieve the purposes of the research, a field study was conducted on 259 passengers of
Ali Asghar Pourezzat
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Efficiency Evaluation in an Airline Company: Some Empirical Results
Journal of Applied Sciences, 2011 En During the last years enormous attention has been given to the assessment and improvement of the performance of productive systems. In this context, there are two types of modelling methods of efficiency measurement: a non parametric one, represented by Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA), and a parametric one, represented by Stochastic Frontier ...
M. Coli, E. Nissi, A. Rapposelli
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What influences company attachment and job performance in the COVID-19 era?: Airline versus hotel employees [PDF]
Tourism Management Perspectives, 2022 Heesup Han +2 more
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Influencing of transformational leadership to the organizational loyalty of Thai Airways’ cabin crew [PDF]
E3S Web of Conferences, 2023 Airline industry is a service nature and related to labor costs, turnover is a critical issue for any airline company to pay attention as the cost of it may be high (Chen, 2006). A number of studies have suggested that leadership style was one of factors
Kungwola K.
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Effects of operational performance on financial performance [PDF]
Management Science Letters, 2018 Over the past 40 years, global air travel has increased eight-fold: In 1974 air planes carried 421 million people globally. This means that global air travel has been growing up about 5% every year for 4 decades and this trend is expected to continue in ...
Jinpyo Lee
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Jurnal IPTA, 2023 Airasia superapp is an application released by Airasia in the transformation from an airline company to a digital lifestyle company, however, many reviews about their service are found on social media.
Dinda Adellia Budiarto +2 more
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Analysis of Blocking Middle Seat Policy of Delta Airline [PDF]
E3S Web of Conferences, 2020 The main content of the research is about the seat blocking policy of Delta airline and its influences. The idea of the research comes up as airline industry is one of the most influenced industry by covid-19 pandemic and Delta’s action in this severe ...
Li Xiaoyu
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Airline company's resource reallocation using network centralized data envelopment analysis with slack-based measure [PDF]
Journal of International Logistics and Trade, 2022 Purpose – Since airlines that employ their resources effectively will achieve operating profitability, air route resource allocation is significant for airlines.
Chaehwan Lim, Gyuseung Kim, Hun-Koo Ha
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THE FINANCING BEHAVIOR OF AIRLINE COMPANIES
Anduli, 2020 Airline companies, including many legacy airlines, have developed global alliances to adapt to dynamic competitive conditions to gain a competitive advantage over other companies. In this way, the number of destinations and network structures of the airline companies have expanded.
Kasım Kiraci, Veysi Asker
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