What do customers look for in an airline?

And it's not only about the time onboard but the whole travel experience. “When picking an airline, my main factors would be price, schedule, comfort,” said Megan, 31 of Gastonia. “And I guess on comfort, not just on the plane but also at the airport.”



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Based on ACI World's Airport Service Quality programme, the most important drivers of satisfaction are the airport ambience, the discretionary time including food and beverage, retail areas and the entertainment activities including the Wi-Fi, the security process and, of course, the human factor.

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For Passengers – With all comforts, best service in ground and on air, always On-Time, highest safety standards and all these on the best price. For Travel Agents/Trade – An airline who gives the highest sales commission, incentive and always process refunds fast.

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Traditionally, the airlines have segmented the air travel market into business and non-business classes and marketed their services accordingly.

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What skills are needed for employment in the aviation industry
  • Healthy people skills: It is important that you are confident being around people and communicating with others. ...
  • Critical thinking/problem solving skills: ...
  • Positive Attitude: ...
  • Emotional Intelligence. ...
  • Leadership.


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The best pricing model used in the airline industry is dynamic pricing which is based on current market demand and prices. However, the best pricing model for an airline will depend on its specific business goals, route network, and competitive environment.

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Strengths of Airline Industry
  • High Income.
  • Growing Tourism Industry.
  • Continued Growth.
  • Safe & Speedy.
  • Slow Rate of Infrastructure.
  • High Spoilage Rate.
  • Huge Investment.
  • Competitive Market.


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