Research on Quality Management of Airport Service Product

Authors

  • Jing Li

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54691/bcpbm.v24i.1494

Keywords:

Quality Management, Airport Service Product, Passengers, Retailers.

Abstract

To attract more passengers to choose flights as the most efficient and comfortable transportation, to appeal to more retailers to increase non-aviation income, to draw more airlines to buy airport service products, more and more airports are spending more money and energy on research how to improve quality of service product. This thesis analyzed many domestic and international literature, mainly based on the PMBOK Guide of PMI, and summarized the principles which are suitable for the quality management of airport service products. Then it combined with the successful cases of airports around the world to explore methods to improve product quality for three objects: passengers, retailers, and airlines.

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Published

2022-08-10