Evaluating the Impact of Digital Systems on the Business Performance of Airline Operations

Authors

  • Mary Ann F. Aballiar-Vista Philippine State College of Aeronautics
  • Darwin M. Catalan Philippine State College of Aeronautics
  • Jo-Ann C. Garcia Philippine State College of Aeronautics
  • Elisa F. Grampil Philippine State College of Aeronautics
  • Gladelyn Panganiban-Almeda Philippine State College of Aeronautics
  • Alvin John M. Paz Philippine State College of Aeronautics
  • Erickson A. Antonio Philippine State College of Aeronautics
  • Alan Lino Silverio J. Agustin Philippine State College of Aeronautics
  • Erlyn B. Yongque Philippine State College of Aeronautics
  • Richard B. Peralta Philippine State College of Aeronautics
  • Jerum B. Dasalla Philippine State College of Aeronautics

Keywords:

Digital systems, airline operations, business performance, customer satisfaction, operational efficiency

Abstract

This qualitative research examined the impact of digital technologies on operational efficiency, customer satisfaction, and overall business outcomes in the airline industry. Using a qualitative research design, the study employed a documentary analysis of industry reports, policies, and technological frameworks, complemented by a thematic analysis of participants’ insights to enhance transparency. This study employed documentary and thematic analysis, utilizing purposive sampling to identify participants, with an emphasis on the origin and scope of these documents. This qualitative research examined the perceived impact of digital technologies on operational efficiency, customer satisfaction, and overall business outcomes in the airline industry. The findings revealed that airline personnel generally hold positive perceptions of digital systems, emphasizing their role in streamlining operations such as check-in, baggage handling, scheduling, and interdepartmental communication, which collectively enhance productivity. From the customers’ perspective, digital systems improved experiences through seamless booking, real-time updates, personalized services, and reliable support channels, thereby fostering higher satisfaction and loyalty. Despite these advantages, challenges such as high implementation costs, integration with legacy systems, skill gaps, and cybersecurity threats were highlighted. However, opportunities for efficiency, revenue growth, sustainability, and global competitiveness outweighed the barriers. The study concludes that digital systems are indispensable tools in modern airline management, vital for sustaining performance in a competitive environment. The final recommendation is the development of a comprehensive reference book, “Evaluating Business Performance in Airline Operations,” to consolidate best practices, case studies, and strategies that can guide aviation professionals, educators, and policymakers in leveraging digital innovations for sustainable growth.

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Published

2025-07-01

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How to Cite

Evaluating the Impact of Digital Systems on the Business Performance of Airline Operations. (2025). Asian Research Journal of Education, 2(3), 98-114. https://ojs.myeduheart.com/index.php/arje/article/view/9