Research Report: Customer Satisfaction in the Low-Cost Airline Sector
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This report investigates the relationship between customer satisfaction and low-cost airlines, a rapidly growing sector within the global aviation industry. It explores the reasons behind the increasing preference for low-cost carriers, focusing on the impact of low fares and reduced flight times. The study employs the SERVQUAL model to assess service quality and its effect on customer satisfaction. Research indicates that while price and time efficiency are key drivers, factors like in-flight services also influence satisfaction. The research utilized a descriptive research design, positivism approach, and deductive research method, incorporating both primary (surveys) and secondary data sources. Findings reveal that respondents generally favor low-cost airlines, primarily due to their affordability and efficiency, despite some dissatisfaction with the lack of extra amenities. The study concludes that while low-cost airlines have made significant inroads in the market, customer satisfaction remains a critical factor for sustained success. The report provides valuable insights into customer preferences and can serve as a useful resource for future studies in this area.
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