Aviation, Aeronautics papers

This paper discusses the outlook within the airline industry regarding the job prospects for African-Americans and the overall future of the airline industry.

This paper evaluates, by reviewing individual journal articles, the correctness of Joe Kilminster's decision to launch the "Challenger" space ship on its mission, which ended in disaster.

A discussion of the issue of commercial airline pilots and mandatory retirement.

This paper discusses the characteristics and utility of two airplanes, the Beachcraft 1900D and the Gulfstream IV.

A SWOT analysis of aviation company, JetBlue.

An overview of the aerospace industry and how the two major companies, Boeing and Lockheed, dominate this industry.

How Foreign Object Damage (FOD) and the Dropped Object Program (DOP) impact aviation security.

This paper discusses the control of aircraft corrosion, which is a major concern for the commercial airline industry and military aircraft.

A look at the strategic and tactical methods of air power used by U.S. forces to defeat Germany.

A look at how aviation has lead the way for both research and implementation of automation and the effect it has on communication and human error.

A critical review of government efforts at improving aviation security.

This paper discusses the development and evolution of combat air support.

Discussion and analysis of the Airline Deregulation Act of 1978 and its impact on the airline industry.

A look at the role of communications in aircraft maintenance management.

An examination of the aviation industry before and after September 11, 2001.

A detailed marketing communications plan for British Airways European Passenger Business. It includes up-to-date situational analysis (PEST and SWOT), aims and objectives and a strategy for achieving results.

An overview of the airline industry, including a SWOTT analysis and projections for the future.

An examination of a new form of management known as crew resource management as applied to flight crew management in a time of stress.

An examination of the reasons that Southwest Airlines has been so successful.

Examines the growth of smaller airlines and the decrease in profits of the larger airlines within these economic times.

Compares the current air traffic control system with the newer air traffic control 'free flight' system.

An examination of electronic navigation systems for ships and aircraft.

Explores the effects that world events have had on the airline industry and what the airlines' response has been.

This paper discusses quality assurance in the aeronautical industry.

This paper discusses that the flight training industry is at the crossroads, and its future will depend on how well it can respond to the changing requirements of the airline industry.

This paper discusses the impact of deregulation on the European airline industry.

An analysis of the cost factors and controversies associated with regional jets in the aviation industry today.

A look at the strategic issues and options facing the Airbus organization.

This paper discusses quality control in the public sector of aviation.

An examination of how Southwest Airlines manages to compete in the deregulated American airline market.

A study to determine the role air delivery technologies and reliable airfield infrastructures play in military combat operations.

This paper discusses air traffic control communication, the interactions between the pilots, and the traffic controlling authorities.

An analysis of different factors that can affect passenger safety on an aircraft.

An examination of the human body's reaction to a space environment.

An examination of the importance of cabin and cockpit safety and how it can save lives.

A strategic analysis of marketing management in the airline industry.

Examines how the 1997 air crash of Flight 801 could have claimed fewer lives.

An overview of the e-commerce strategies for American Airlines and Southwest Airlines.

A position report that examines how the airline industry is faring after the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center in 2001.

An overview of what Crew Resource Management (CRM) entails in the aviation industry.

A look at the requirements to become a pilot or navigator in the military.

An overview of the 1996 Mars Pathfinder mission.

A study of NASA's organizational weaknesses and how they contributed to the Columbia shuttle accident.

A look at the socio-economic impact of restructuring for the privatization of Air Malta.

Summary of historical sites, tourist attractions, and national parks in and around London, Kentucky.

Review of Delta Airlines's financial and marketing goals and objectives.

Analysis of the effects of terrorism and September 11 on aviation.

This paper discusses the London-Corbin Airport, a small airport serving smaller communities in the southeast region of Kentucky owned by the cities of London and Corbin.

A comparative analysis of the services provided by Malaysia Airlines and Singapore Airlines.

A description of the crash of American Airways Flight 808 in 1993.

An analysis of the recent merger of the two major airlines, KLM and Air France.

Examines the impact of effective communications on the external publics of Southwest Airlines.

An overview of the status of the airline industry since 9/11, with a focus on the Irish airline, Aer Lingus.

History, statistics, and economic outlook of the Pratt and Whitney Aircraft Company.

This paper discusses the business of Northwest Airlines and its plans for future development.

This paper discusses British Airways as compared to its competitors, Air France and Ryanair.

A comprehensive examination of the human factors and the hardware involved in ensuring safe air travel today.

A review of two air cargo-related articles and discussion on the advantages and disadvantages of the containerization aspects of air cargo.

An examination of the success of the new airlines like JetBlue and other smaller carriers due to the advancement in technology.

This paper is an analysis of United Airlines's strategic position, given that the company is in Chapter 11 bankruptcy, filed in December, 2002.

Thorough investigation of the etymology of the word "pilot".

This paper describes the introduction of aircraft into the conduct of war during World War I.

This paper gives a brief summary of the history of American Airlines and the benefits it provides frequent flyers and VIPs.

This paper explores John Glenn's extraordinary life, which has made him an American icon.

A report on three aircraft fighters in the U.S. Air Force, the F/A-18 Hornet, the F-15 Eagle, and the F-4 Phantom.

An overview of marketing strategies in the airline industry and British Airways.

This paper investigates the use of radio altimeters as part of ground proximity warning systems (GPWS) and the way these devices can help avoid controlled flight into terrain (CFIT) incidents, approach, and landing accidents (ALA).

An analysis of how aviation disasters can be attributed to human error as opposed to mechanical fault.

A look at the use of computers in the advancement of space technology.

A review of the "Columbia Accident Investigation Board Report" on the space shuttle disaster.

This paper discusses the FAA's specific guidelines and regulations concerning height requirements for structures that may obstruct airways and the winter operation of airports.

Looks at the economic impact on US airways of the 9/11 terrorist attack and the airline's planned restructuring.

Provides a financial analysis of the airline company.

Discusses the impact of September 11, 2001.

Examines the lack of female managers in the airline industry.

An examination of the airline company, Jet Blue Airways, and its current business strategy.

A look at the contribution made by Henry Ford to the aviation industry in the U.S.A.

This paper presents an historical overview of the company, discusses the reasons for the company success, identifies financial strengths, and provides a final conclusion.

Examines the mission statement and marketing position of this company, which produces explosive detection devices.

This paper consists of specific areas of aircraft accident investigation technologies and their uses by investigators.

An analysis of the current air travel security system in the United States.

Looks at the history and evolution of air transportation.

An overview and analysis of NASA's work culture and the lessons learned from the space shuttle Challenger catastrophe.

A look at the business environment within which British Airways (BA) operates and how this environment has changed over the last 5 years using PEST analysis.

A brief history of the aviation industry and the impact of 9/11.

A look at the supply chain management practices in the U.S. Air Force.

A look at the problems facing Delta Airlines management and suggested proposals for improvement.

A biography of Orville and Wilbur Wright.

Argues in favor of arming pilots in the cockpit, especially after the events of 9/11.

A look at how the public dealt with the Flight 587 crash in New York, two months after 9-11.

This is a sample marketing plan for a hypothetical, newly-set up aviation company in Australia.

An overview of the development of airpower throughout American history.

A look at the operational safety concerns of flight operations regarding flight crew performance.

Problems at La Guardia Airport.

This paper focuses on the history, growth and expansion of Singapore International Airlines.

Merger strategy between Royal Dutch Airlines and British Airways.

A look at the funding of airline security in America.

A short history of the United States Air Force in space warfare and technology.

This paper examines how Dell Computers deals with shipping their air cargo.

The effect of the finding of Amelia Earhart's plane on the motivation of women to go into flying.