ICAO Scientific Review: Analytics and Management Research (ceased publication) (AMR)

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Volume 1, 2019


Dennis Kira, Golnaz Rezai, Raafat George Saadé
Aim/Purpose
Despite growing interest and an incremental increase of published material on civil aviation, the bulk of existing research remains focused on topics related to operations and technical training. This significant shortage of literature on civil aviation management issues. This study addresses the shortage of aviation management research and encourages research work in this field.
Co ...
Aviation management, journal review, research, ICAO strategic goals.
1 - 15
Kit Teng Phuah, Siti Intan Nurdiana Wong Abdullah, Bernard Jit Heng Lim
Aim/Purpose: In transport industry, production and consumption of services are inseparable. Therefore, the objective of this study is to determine passenger perceived quality and satisfaction between Chinese airlines and Foreign airlines.

Background: Increased wealth and prosperity across Asia has generated a massive increase in air travel. Marketers in airline industry have increasingly become m ...
Chinese airlines, foreign airlines, gap analysis study, satisfaction, service quality, SERV-QUAL model, full-service airlines
17 - 33
Sainarayan Ananthanarayan, Behzad Taghipour
Aim/Purpose: The aim of this article is how to improve the profitability and to reduce risk in airline industry by applying variance analysis.

Background: Airline industry unveiled a serious number of practices to shape rich and personalized passenger experiences and to create new ways to drive profitability. However, due to economic challenges, the risk of fluctuating profitability must be bette ...
Improve profitability, risk reduction, airline industry, variance analysis
35 - 42
Sara Zorro, Jorge Miguel dos R Silva, Luís Patrão
Aim/Purpose: The general objective of this study is to analyze the relation between flight parameters and cerebral oximetry of the pilot during different flight situations.

Background: Ultralight aviation pilots are exposed to different environmental situations due to the non-pressurized and non-acclimatized nature of the aircraft cabin. In a flying aircraft, any factor responsible for decreased m ...
Ultralight Aviation, Hypoxia, Physiological Parameters, Monitoring System.
43 - 52
Rajeswari P RAJAGOPALAN, Rahul Krishna
Aim/Purpose: This study analyzes the scope of the regulations developed by India’s administration with regards to civilian and commercial usage of drones. It also addresses the proposed mechanism to implement the regulations. The paper addresses two noteworthy questions that need to be answered. The first being whether regulatory measures are essential for the establishment of the operation of dro ...
Drone Regulations, Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs), Remotely Piloted Aircrafts (RPAs), Commercial Drones and Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA)
53 - 68
Jan Malawko, Dominika Tkaczyk, Sainarayan Ananthanarayan, Behzad Taghipour
Aim/Purpose: The global air transport industry has experienced an exponential increase of passenger demand over the last few decades. Despite the occurrence of this increase, the size of aircraft has not seen significant change over time. This study aims to describe and explain this phenomenon by categorizing aircraft into different segments based on seating capacity.

Background: Airline indust ...
Air transport, aircraft size, distance, passenger fleet
69 - 114
Emmy Arsonval Maniriho
Aim/Purpose: Today, within the airport and airline industry, characteristics and variables that opera-tors must take into account when planning and running airports are very critical. Therefore, they have to be seriously considered as paramount to ensuring the process of planning and design of airports.

Background: Considering the characteristics and variables that airport operators are required ...
Characteristics, variables, operator, planning and airports, airport operating capacity, taxiways and runways
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