Victoria University: Airline Customer Perception Survey for BMO6630
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This document presents an airline customer perception survey conducted by a student at The College of Business, Victoria University. The survey aims to evaluate customer perceptions of both full-service and low-cost airlines. Section A focuses on the respondent's most recent domestic flight, inquiring about airline selection, travel companions, purpose of the flight, and ratings of various service attributes, including in-flight experience, service quality, and staff quality. It also gauges agreement levels with statements regarding airline impression, ticket price, service process, employee courtesy, punctuality, and overall satisfaction. Further questions explore the likelihood of recommending the airline and the importance of factors like status, reputation, value, safety, and customer service when choosing an airline. Respondents are also asked about their perceptions and memorable experiences with both full-service and low-cost airlines. Section B gathers personal information, including gender, age, education, occupation, marital status, income, place of birth, and postcode. The document also contains the assignment brief, which includes a report on Coca-Cola's organizational change management, questionnaire verification sheets, and a survey pilot test checklist. Desklib offers students access to a variety of study resources, including similar solved assignments and past papers.
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