The Airline Management System is designed to streamline airline operations and enhance the passenger experience. This project encompasses essential functions such as flight scheduling, passenger bookings, ticketing, and report generation. The system aims to improve operational efficiency, ensure data integrity with unique keys, and provide a robust platform for managing flights.
- Introduction
- ERD Model
- Attributes of Entities
- Connectivity Table
- ERD Diagram
- Relational Schema (Normalization)
- Relations Description
- SQL Statements for Table Creation
- Designing Views
- Relational Data Model (Dependency Diagram)
- SQL Statements for Common Report
- Demonstrating Functions, Procedures, and Triggers
The Airline Management System project represents a considerable effort in creating an efficient and user-friendly solution for the management of airline operations. This system covers essential functions like creating flight schedules, handling passenger bookings, ticketing, and generating reports. It aims to significantly enhance the efficiency of airline operations, improve the overall passenger experience, and provide airline staff with a robust platform to manage flights effectively.
Details the Entity-Relationship Diagram for the system.
Lists and describes the attributes of each entity in the system.
Explains the relationships and cardinality between different entities.
Provides the graphical representation of the ERD.
Describes the normalization process and the resulting relational schema.
Details the relations and constraints applied to the database tables.
Provides the SQL statements used to create the database tables.
Describes the views created for the system for better data representation.
Shows the dependency diagram for the relational data model.
Provides SQL statements used for generating common reports.
Describes the functions, procedures, and triggers implemented in the database.