// ConsoleApplication51.cpp : Defines the entry point for the console application. // #include "stdafx.h" #include #include using namespace std; class person { public : virtual void menu() { } virtual void show() { } }; char local_destination[5][20]={"LAHORE","ISLAMABAD","KARACHI","PESHAWAR","QUETTA"}; char international_destination[6][24]={"LONDON","BERLIN","DUBAI","NEW YORK","BEIJING","TOKYO"}; class time { protected : int choice ; public : void menu() { cout<<" ON WHICH TIME U WANT TO TRAVEL "< cout<<" PRESS 1 FOR 11 AM "< cout<<" PRESS 2 FOR 10 AM "< cout<<" PRESS 3 FOR 9 AM "< cin>>choice; } void timing() { if(choice==1) { cout<<"|-----------------------------------------|"< cout<<"|flight time 11 AM "< cout<<" have a safe journey "< } if(choice==2) { cout<<"|-----------------------------------------|"< cout<<" flight time 10AM "< cout<<" have a safe journey "< } if(choice==3) { cout<<" |------------------------------------------------------|"< cout<<" flight time 9 AM "< cout<<" have a safe journey "< } } }; class booking:public person { protected : int num; char ch; char first[30]; char last[30]; char passport_no[50]; char loc[30]; char dest[30]; char reserv_no[60]; int option; void getdata() { cout<<" PLEASE ENTER THE REQUIRED INFROMATION OF PASSENGER "< cout< cout<<" Enter first name :"; cin.getline(first,30); cout< cout<<" Enter last name :"; cin.getline(last,30); cout< cout<<" Enter passport no. :"; cin.getline(passport_no,50); cout< cout<<" Enter registration no . :"; cin... ... middle of paper ... ...<<"press 0 to go back to main menu"< cin>>alpha; if(alpha==0) { main_menu(); } else { cout< cout<<" thanks , have a nice day "< } break; case 5: s=&km; s->menu(); cout<<" press 0 to go back to mani menu "< cin>>alpha; if(alpha==0) { main_menu(); } else { cout<<" thanks , have a nice day"< } break; case 2: flights f; f.searching(); cout<<" press 0 to go back to mani menu "< cin>>alpha; if(alpha==0) { main_menu(); } else { cout<<" thanks , have a nice day"< } break; } } }; int main() { function a; a.main_menu(); system ("pause"); return 0; }
Sethe wanted to do anything but go back to Sweet Home. Although the bird of Sethe’s mind could go any direction, she could not move either backward or forward because of Schoolteacher and knew hovering would, in the end, lead her back as well; therefore, Sethe had to choose which side she could go. Her thoughts, “ No. No. No No.
Sociocultural factors embody the various culture aspects in which a business functions. It is of great significance that a firm has the ability to appeal to the culture that they are working within as it reflects their customer knowledge, determining their performance (David & Fahey 2000, pg. 113). One central issue in regards to sociocultural factors playing an important role in a business’ marketing mix is firm’s ability to adapt marketing strategies in regards to demographics. The universal aging population is a clear indicator of marketing strategies for airlines companies to evolve so that it caters to the needs of the population as a whole. In addition, with Qantas operating as a global company and multiculturalism as a universal force, it is crucial to cultivate innovative marketing plans to accommodate the diverse preferences and needs of other cultures (Teo 1994). As cultures differ in their forms of attitudes and behaviours, consumers coming from these diverse cultures, backgrounds and countries are susceptible to dissimilar intensities of service anticipations (Donthu & Yoo 1998).
Following a missed approach because of a suspected nose gear malfunction, the aircraft climbed to 2, 000 feet mean sea level and proceeded on a westerly heading. The three flight crewmembers and a jumpseat occupant became engrossed in the malfunction.
...enter. Although Bruno Batta had some difficulty understanding what to do, he after showed that he indeed appreciated help and was then willing to do what was required from the experimenter. When the learner in this case complained, Mr. Batta showed no signs of attention or disturbance whatsoever. At the end of the experiment he told the experimenter that he had been honored to be part of it. He showed no remorse.
Southwest Airlines roots can be traced back to Texas in the 1960’s where a company by the name of Air Southwest Co. was created to provide interstate flights in Texas to avoid federal aviation laws. This technique of trying to avoid federal regulation was challenged when 3 other major airlines filed a lawsuit against Air Southwest Co.; later the state of Texas upheld Air Southwest Co. right to fly within the state of Texas and the Supreme Court decided not to review the case. (Southwest Airlines, n.d.) This was a challenging start for Southwest as it was being targeted right off the bat by some of its competitors. The company name was changed in the early 1970’s to Southwest Airlines Co. and a headquarters was established in Dallas, TX. The company’s main focus was interstate flights between the 3 major cities in Texas including Dallas, Houston, and San Antonio. (Southwest Airlines, n.d.)
James Baldwin is described in the film James Baldwin – The Price of the Ticket as a man who resisted having to deal with the racism of the United States, but eventually found that he had to come back into the country to help defend the cause of civil rights. Baldwin was an American writer who was born in 1924 and died in 1987. He wrote a wide variety of different types of books, examining human experience and the way in which love was a part of that experience. However, he was also very active in the civil rights movement of the 1960s. He was a voice that helped to bring about understanding, even if sometimes it was by slapping White America in the face. His message
“Without change there is no innovation, creativity, or incentive for improvement. Those who initiate change will have a better opportunity to manage the change that is inevitable.” William Pollard’s, a 20th century physicist, words show us the power of being proactive, and igniting change to strengthen a company’s productive climate (Sellers, Boone, Harper, 2011). Acme Airlines flight attendants lacked incentive to improve the quality of their work, as a result of distrustful management and overall frustration within the company. Acme took successful steps to rebuild their FA program into a more relationship oriented work environment. Through an understanding of effective leadership, we will use the
Your first decision when running your airline was to choose the sector it operated in — discount, normal or luxury. Therefore, you had to segment the market. How did you do this? As the simulation progressed, did you change your market segmentation? Why? In your judgement, did you segment the market successfully? Why? If not, why not?
For years, C++ (C Plus Plus) has dominated the business market place for many different companies and has allowed many computer programmers to obtain vast amounts of knowledge and experience since 1972 when it was first developed by Dennis Ritchie of AT&T Bell Laboratories (Lambert / Nance Page 16). It has been in use for almost thirty years – not to mention the years before when it’s precursor C was developed and commonly used also – and has made a great impact on the development of software for business’ across the world. It has become a second nature programming language to those that use it and have been forced to stay with C++.
One of the characteristics of service offered by AirAsia is intangibility. Services intangibility is inevitable and sometimes could be a challenge for every service provider. According to Pride & Ferrell (2011) intangibility of services can be defined as the characteristic that the service is not physical and cannot be perceived by the senses. For instance like AirAsia which provides flight services, it is impossible for the customers to touch the flight as it is a journey to specific destinations. They might be able to touch the plane, but in the context of services, the customers do not own the physical tools or equipment used to deliver the service but are only entitled to get the service which is the flight service.
Create flashcard game where alarm goes off and unless user is able to correctly answer the question previously set for them, the alarm won't turn off.
The lesson is about knowing the concept of place value, and to familiarize first grade students with double digits. The students have a daily routine where they place a straw for each day of school in the one’s bin. After collecting ten straws, they bundle them up and move them to the tens bin. The teacher gives a lecture on place value modeling the daily routine. First, she asks a student her age (6), and adds it to another student’s age (7). Next, she asks a different student how they are going to add them. The students respond that they have to put them on the ten’s side. After, they move a bundle and place them on the ten’s side. When the teacher is done with the lesson, she has the students engage in four different centers, where they get to work in pairs. When the students done at least three of the independent centers, she has a class review. During the review she calls on different students and ask them about their findings, thus determining if the students were able to learn about place value.
Creating a Booking System For British Airways Implementation Homepage This page needs to be eye catching, colourful, and vibrant, as it is the front page, the first page that the customer will see. "First impressions count" as we all know, so it has to have an image that customers would remember and relate with. It should register in their minds so that the colours and graphics are easily distinguishable. [IMAGE] A screen dump of the homepage (Fig 3.1) Problems Encountered The size of the characters was 14pts and in Times New Roman. The size was too small and could not be easily be read by people who wore glasses.
The future of passenger aircraft and their manufactures has an amazing outlook. Every year the brightest minds in aviation compile the greatest technological advances towards creating the safest and most economical aircraft on the planet. No detail is over looked, and the bottom dollar is the all controlling factor. From private aircraft to public aircraft, space exploration and beyond, the future is bright for the passenger aircraft market, and everyone who purchases air travel should be excited to see how industry unfolds.
The demand for aviation transportation has never been greater with airports playing a key role in the overall success of the air transportation system and for over 40 years the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has listed over 5,000 public use airports as being important to the public need for aviation services (Young & Wells, 2011, p. 10).