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This study looks at the possible effects of the planned privatization of Incheon International Airport, Korea. To accomplish this, it uses a Delphi analysis involving nearly 50 experts to assess six possible scenarios that, for example, look at airport strategy and planning, financial,...
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Frequent flyer programs are important for airlines in Korea in their marketing of services. This paper develops a conceptual model to investigate the effect of such programs by examining the relationships them and, airline service quality, pricing, passenger satisfaction, airline image, and...
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This paper seeks to improving our understanding of air passengers’ decision-making processes by testing a conceptual model that considers service expectation, service perception, service value, passenger satisfaction, airline image, and behavioural intentions simultaneously. For this...
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This paper investigates air passengers’ perceptions of 11 factors that may influence their buying behaviour namely, in-flight service, reservation-related service, airport service, reliability, employee service, flight availability, perceived price, passenger satisfaction, perceived...
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The purpose of this study was to identify the competitive service factors of airlines by rating the views of forwarders in the export market departing from Korea. An Analytic Hierarchy Process was applied to data collected from the officers of the top 50 forwarders in charge of choosing the...
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The importance of airport websites and online services is increasing. This paper seeks to investigate the usage intention of Incheon International Airport's ‘CyberAirport’ website by examining the relationships between system quality, information quality, service quality, perceived...
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