Perceptions of Airline Service Quality: Pre and Post 9/11  

Oleh:

Cunningham, Lawrence F. ; Young, Clifford E. ; Moonkyu, Lee

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Public Works Management & Policy vol. 9 no. 1 (Jul. 2004), page 10-25.
Topik: service quality; satisfaction; negative impacts; airline services; 9/11 impact
Fulltext: 10PWM91.pdf (106.07KB)

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Marketing managers must be always alert to some kind of brand crisis that can occur unexpectedly. The September 11 terrorist attack dramatically changed the business environment in the United States and elsewhere and had the most profound impact on the American airline industry. This article reports the results of a series of longitudinal surveys on consumer perceptions of airline service quality, risks associated with air travel, and satisfaction with airlines before and after the 9/11 crisis. The results show that although the number of trips declined over the course of the research, passengers’ overall satisfaction with the airline industry, airline satisfaction, and intention to repatronize their airline generally did not change in a statistically significant manner. The implications of the results are discussed from a brand management perspective.

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