Awareness in Pakistani Passengers about the Green Airline

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2022
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UMT, Lahore
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Recently, it has been noted that airlines prioritize environmental applications while providing customer care. Search Airlines should base its green marketing efforts on how passengers feel about these initiatives. There are not many studies on passenger perceptions of green airlines in the national literature. As a result, this study looked at overall environmental knowledge and passenger sentiments regarding green airlines. In this study, a survey of Pakistani passengers arriving at Lahore International Airport was carrying out. The 5-point Likert scale on the Pakistan Questionnaire was set up as "Strongly agree (=1)" to "Strongly agree (=5)" passengers. Additionally, demographic and travel details of the respondents, such as gender, age, educational attainment, monthly average income, purpose, and frequency and order of flights. The data analyzed using a T-test and descriptive analysis. The investigation's findings indicate that domestic passengers arriving from outside have far more environmental awareness than overseas tourists do. However, as a result, we notice that there is less understanding between both categories of travelers since some individuals mistakenly believe that the term "green airline" refers to the green airline emblem or the Pakistani airline. Additionally, gender has little bearing on awareness whether locally or internationally traveling. Additionally, there is a link between passengers' environmental consciousness and their perception of green airlines. A few recommendations were made for airlines at the study's conclusion to help them be more effective with their environmental initiatives.
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