- 📖 Introduction
- 📊 Dataset
- ❓ Research Questions
- 🎯 Project Objectives
- 🔍 Data Analysis Workflow
- 📈 Results and Findings
- 💻 Technologies and Libraries Used
- ⚙️ How to Use
- 📜 License
- 🙌 Acknowledgments
This project analyzes airline passengers' satisfaction
Understanding passenger satisfaction is crucial for airlines 🛫 to enhance services, optimize operations, and foster customer loyalty.
📊 The dataset used in this project is sourced from Kaggle.
It includes:
- 👥 Passenger demographics
- 🎟️ Travel class and purpose
- 🍽️ Inflight services (Wi-Fi, food, entertainment)
- ⏳ Flight delays and satisfaction ratings
- Is there a significant difference in satisfaction between Business and Economy class travelers? 🏆 vs. 🛋️
- Does inflight Wi-Fi 📡 influence satisfaction?
- Are loyal customers ❤️ more satisfied than disloyal customers?
- 🔍 Explore customer satisfaction trends.
- ✅ Perform hypothesis testing to validate insights.
- 📈 Visualize patterns in satisfaction data.
- 🛠️ Provide actionable recommendations for airlines.
- 🧹 Data Cleaning and Preparation
- Handle missing values, remove duplicates, and summarize statistics.
- 🔍 Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA)
- Visualize distributions (e.g., age, satisfaction).
- Analyze relationships between variables.
- 📊 Hypothesis Testing
- Conduct t-tests and chi-squared tests to validate findings.
- 📈 Findings and Recommendations
- Present insights with compelling visuals and statistical evidence.
- 🏆 Class vs. Satisfaction: Business class passengers showed higher satisfaction than Economy.
- 📡 Inflight Wi-Fi Service: Better Wi-Fi quality strongly correlated with higher satisfaction.
- ❤️ Customer Loyalty: Loyal customers were significantly more satisfied.
- Language: 🐍 R
- Libraries:
tidyverse🧹 (Data manipulation and visualization)ggplot2🎨 (Advanced visualizations)dplyr🔍 (Efficient data wrangling)
- Statistical Tests:
- 📊 Welch’s t-test
- ✅ Chi-squared test
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/username/airlines-analysis.git
- Set your working directory and install the required R packages:
setwd("~/path/to/project/") install.packages(c("tidyverse"))
- Run the analysis script:
source("analysis.R")
📜 This project is licensed under the MIT License.
- 🛠️ Data Source: Kaggle
- 🙌 Thanks to mentors, peers, and the R community for their support.








