Airline and Airport Management Prelim HTRM 3-2 Exam SET B

A group of tourists from Manila wants the cheapest airfare to Cebu, without caring much about meals or baggage allowance. Which type of airline best suits their needs?

• Full-Service Carrier

• Low-Cost Carrier

• Flag Carrier

• Boutique Airline

A travel agency booked a group of guests to El Nido, Palawan. The airline operates its own private airport and mainly serves resorts. Which carrier are they most likely flying?

• Air SWIFT

• Philippine Airlines

• Cebu Pacific

• Sunlight Air

During a tourism convention, the airline CEO explains that their hub in Singapore allows passengers to connect to many destinations worldwide. What network strategy is this?

• Point-to-Point

• Charter System

• Hub-and-Spoke

• Regional Routing

A tourism student intern is assigned to check-in counters and assist elderly passengers boarding flights. Which department is he exposed to?

• Flight Operations

• Ground Operations

• Maintenance

• Finance

A group tour from Korea arrives late at NAIA due to a typhoon. The airline control center must reroute aircraft and reassign crew. Which unit handles this?

• Finance Office

• Marketing Department

• Operations Control Center

• Promotions Unit

A hotel in Bohol is excited that Cebu Pacific added new flights to Panglao Airport. Which factor likely influenced this route decision?

• Pilot Availability

• Market Demand

• Geopolitical Issues

• Airport Curfew

A backpacker wants a unique, stylish airline with personalized services and themed interiors. Which type of airline appeals to this traveler?

• Boutique Airline

• Low-Cost Airline

• Regional Airline

• Cargo Carrier

A tour group flying to London chooses Philippine Airlines because it represents the Philippines internationally. What kind of airline is PAL?

• Charter Airline

• Flag Carrier

• Boutique Airline

• Regional Airline

A tour company complains about constant flight delays in Europe. The main reason is runway congestion and slow construction of new airports. Which issue is this?

• Crew Scheduling

• Capacity Problem

• ICAO Legislation

• Aircraft Maintenance

A field trip brings students to Clark International Airport to study how terminals, runways, taxiways, and aprons function together. What topic does this relate to?

• Airline Marketing

• Airport Facilities

• Finance Management

• Passenger Loyalty Programs