DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF FLIGHT INFORMATION SYSTEM

DESIGN
AND IMPLEMENTATION OF FLIGHT 

INFORMATION
SYSTEM

(A
CASE STUDY OF AIR NIGERIA, LAGOS STATE.)

.

ABSTRACT

This
project was out of the necessity to address the inherent

problems
encountered by members of staff of Air Nigeria and

their
customers. The manual processes involved in the

management
of airline were critical examined and the flows

noted.  The software so designed offers to a great
extent, the

solutions
to these problems.  The project went
further to ret

the
different techniques used in implementing the newly

design
software in order to facilitate a broader understanding

of
the design software by any user. Airline flight information

system
are used to track and maintain records of flight

schedules,
passenger reservations and seat assignments,

aircraft
loading, flight inventory, ticket purchases and fare

tariffs.
The modern airline reservation system also serves

customer
needs from beginning to end of each customer’s

reserved
flight, therefore laying out management tasks for

each
flight.

TABLE
OF CONTENTS

i.
Certification –  –  – 
–  –  – 
–  –  -i

ii. Dedication-
–  – 
–  –  – 
–  –  – 
-ii

iii.
Acknowledgement  –  – 
–  –  – 
–  iv

iv.
Abstract    –  – 
–  –  – 
–  –  -v

v.
Table of contents  –  – 
–  –  – 
–  vi

CHAPTER
ONE; INTRODUCTION

1.1

Background
of study  –  – 
–  –  – 
–  -3

1.2

Statement
of the problem  –  – 
–  –  –  -5

1.3    Purpose of study  – 
–  –  – 
–  –  –  -6

1.4

Limitations  – 
–  –  – 
–  –  – 
–  -7

1.5

Aims
and objective –  –  – 
–  –  – 
–  -7

1.6

Significant  – 
–  –  – 
–  –  – 
–  -9

1.7

Scope
of delimitations  –  – 
–  –  – 
–       10

1.8

Assumptions  – 
–  –  – 
–  –  – 
–       10

1.9

Definition
of terms  –  – 
–  –  – 
–  –       11

 

CHAPTER
TWO

LITERATURE
REVIEW

2.0

LITERATURE
REVIEW    –  – 
–  –  –      
13

CHAPTER
THREE

METHODOLOGY  AND 
SYSTEM  ANALYSIS  OF 
THE

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