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This is a 13 page paper that provides an overview of the future of the airline industry. Economic, technological, and managerial trends are covered. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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13 pages (~225 words per page)
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and then synthetically draw upon previous knowledge and experience to derive innovative and effective solutions to those problems. This paper will above all emphasize a synthetic approach to providing a
projective forecast for the future of airline travel. It will accomplish by making projections across a number of dimensions including airline technology, safety, legislation, and management, that are based on
an appraisal of existing and historical trends, contemporary conditions, and how the confluence of the two are likely to impact industrial conditions into the future. 2. Quantitative Reasoning
Critical thinking is not, however, a matter of "common sense". Often, adopting a common sense approach to tackling a problem can result in errors due to personal and cultural biases.
Rather, one must carefully adopt quantitative reasoning. What this means is that the analysis of trends, in order to be fully realized, must sometimes involve the statistical analysis of the
incidence of trends, in order to determine if those trends are truly significant (in the statistical sense), or attributable to mere random chance. Where appropriate, quantitative reasoning will be utilized
in this examination of the airline industry and its projected future paths. 3. Information Literacy Of critical importance in carrying out any analysis the conducting of meaningful research.
This means that one cannot proceed in ones analysis purely from the basis of ones own experiences and previous knowledge, as this knowledge may be incomplete, and ones experiences may
be biased. Rather, one should make an earnest survey of existing literature on the topic, such that one can understand the research conducted by others in the past, and how
this research informs present discourse on the matter. For instance, in surveying and making projections about each aspect of the airline industry, it is necessary to examine existing literature about
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