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Which factor contributed to the development of the aviation industry after WWII?
Which factor contributed to the development of the aviation industry after WWII?
The introduction of jet airlines resulted in minimal changes in civil aviation.
The introduction of jet airlines resulted in minimal changes in civil aviation.
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Name one type of aircraft that has two walking aisles.
Name one type of aircraft that has two walking aisles.
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Travel technology has enabled passengers to move more ______, safer, and at a lower cost.
Travel technology has enabled passengers to move more ______, safer, and at a lower cost.
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Match the types of jets with their description:
Match the types of jets with their description:
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What is domestic tourism?
What is domestic tourism?
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Inbound tourism refers to people from your country traveling to other countries.
Inbound tourism refers to people from your country traveling to other countries.
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Name one type of job offered in the aviation industry.
Name one type of job offered in the aviation industry.
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Tourism is the movement of people from the origin to the ______.
Tourism is the movement of people from the origin to the ______.
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Match the types of tourism with their descriptions:
Match the types of tourism with their descriptions:
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Which of the following is an intangible feature of the aviation product?
Which of the following is an intangible feature of the aviation product?
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Air traffic control is considered a cooperator in aviation infrastructure.
Air traffic control is considered a cooperator in aviation infrastructure.
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List two factors that influence a tourist's choice of transportation.
List two factors that influence a tourist's choice of transportation.
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Study Notes
Introduction to Tourism and Aviation
- Tourism is the movement of people from their origin to a destination.
- Two types of tourism:
- Domestic tourism: Travel within the same country (e.g., Cairo to Alexandria).
- International tourism: Travel from one country to another (e.g., Egypt to Spain).
- Two types of international tourism:
- Inbound tourism: Tourists visiting a country from other countries (e.g., tourists from the US visiting Egypt).
- Outbound tourism: People from a country traveling to other countries (e.g., Egyptians traveling to the US).
Aviation as an Industry
- Aviation is an industry due to multiple factors:
- Labor: Aviation provides jobs directly and indirectly (airline jobs, pilot careers, etc.). Jobs can be ground based, in an office, or governmental.
Capital Investments in Aviation
- Investments in buildings (airports), equipment (aircraft), and maintenance are crucial for the industry. Examples include aircraft purchases.
Aviation as a Service (Product)
- Aviation provides services, which is the core product tourists use, such as:
- Tickets
- In-flight services (catering, entertainment)
- Crew services.
- Features of aviation as a service:
- Tangible features: The plane, parts, ground equipment, terminals, and the infrastructure.
- Intangible features: Brand amenities, safety, security, connectivity, customer service.
- Inseparable features: Air traffic control, ground handling, and security screening.
- Heterogeneous: Airport services, passenger handling, safety and security protocols.
- Homogeneous: Safety and security protocols, ground handling procedures.
Infrastructure of Airports
- Terminals: Buildings where travelers change from ground transportation to air. They provide essential functions like ticket purchases, luggage handling, boarding/disembarking, and security checks.
- Vehicles: Transportation within and around airport areas; types vary.
- Other infrastructure: Roads, parking areas, and other facilities.
Tourist Transportation Choices
- Tourists consider factors such as cost, destination, time, reason, departure points, and convenience when choosing transportation.
Factors that contributed to Aviation Growth After WWII
- Experienced pilots.
- Public interest in travel.
- Improved maps and knowledge of travel routes.
- Advancements in aircraft and equipment.
- Affordability of air travel.
- Increased knowledge of aviation.
Impact of Aviation Technology on Tourism
- Increased travel by tourists globally.
- Increased convenience, comfort, and speed for travelers.
- More affordable prices overall.
Aircraft Types:
- Narrow-body aircraft have one aisle with two or three seats on each side, typically carrying fewer passengers (e.g., 280).
- Wide-body aircraft have two aisles and more space for passengers, carrying more than narrow-body aircraft.
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This quiz explores the concepts of tourism and aviation, including the types of tourism and the significance of aviation as an industry. Understand the difference between domestic and international tourism, and the critical investments that drive the aviation sector.
