Evaluation of Air Transport Projects Development by AHP

Due to accelerated and high competition levels of the transport market conditions in the aviation sector, the structured approach of aviation has generated a sophisticated air transport system where the quality is sensitive and immediately responsive to the supply side. Quantifications of quality have become increasingly important. Due to the system’s diversity, interdependency, and unsupportable properties, calculating quality factors is not an easy process. In order to do this, the analytical hierarchy process (AHP) employed four groups of aviation specialists to create a survey based on three-level hierarchy model of the quality of the air transport supply in order to assess and balance the important and critical factors of the current air transport system. A general air transport supply quality model built by hierarchical structure with four primary criteria, fifteen first-level sub-criteria, and twelve second-level sub-criteria.