英文摘要 |
The competition between airlines becomes more intense. Airlines stronglyintend to increase their competitiveness through satisfying customers’ servicedemands. This study explores the passenger preferences toward seat selection inthe cabin. The preferences consist of two categories: seat physical conditions and neighboring passenger conditions. Seat physical conditions include the factors ofseat location, such as window or aisle seats, while neighboring passengerconditions include the personal characteristics of neighboring passengers, such asages, figures and nationalities. This study, through questionnaire design andsampling respondents, presented the preferences of seats and concern levels ofneighboring passengers and the willingness to pay by price with descriptivestatistics. Then, the t-test and analysis of variance (ANOVA) were applied todistinguish the differences of respondents’ characteristics on the preferences.Furthermore, this study also built up the relationships between the seat selectionpreferences and willingness to pay by price in terms of correlation analysis andregression models. |