Airline Customer Perception Survey for Victoria University Students
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This document presents a customer perception survey conducted by The College of Business at Victoria University, focusing on both Full Service and Low Cost Airlines. The survey aims to evaluate customer perceptions regarding their chosen carriers, emphasizing the confidentiality of responses for research purposes under the Privacy Act. Section A delves into the respondent's most recent domestic flight experiences, inquiring about flight frequency, airline choice (Qantas, Jet Star, Virgin Australia, Tiger), reasons for selection, travel companions, and flight purpose (business, leisure, etc.). It also assesses the flight experience through attributes like in-flight activities, service quality, and staff performance, using a Likert scale to measure agreement with statements about ticket price, service smoothness, and overall satisfaction. The section further explores the importance of various factors in airline selection, such as reputation, value for money, safety record, and convenience. Finally, it probes perceptions and memorable experiences with both Full Service and Low Cost Airlines. Section B gathers personal information including gender, age group, education level, occupation, marital status, annual income, place of birth, and residential postcode. The survey concludes with an expression of gratitude for the respondent's participation.
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