This project focuses on classifying airline passengers based on their travel experience and service-related attributes. Machine learning classification models are used to predict passenger categories.
Understanding passenger behavior is crucial for improving airline services. The objective of this project is to classify passengers using service quality, travel type, and flight-related features.
The dataset contains structured passenger and service-related data.
GenderCustomer TypeType of TravelClassFlight DistanceInflight wifi serviceDeparture/Arrival time convenientEase of Online bookingSeat comfortInflight entertainmentOn-board serviceCleanliness
Satisfaction- Satisfied
- Neutral or Dissatisfied
- Data inspection and preprocessing
- Handling categorical and numerical features
- Feature encoding
- Train-test split
- Classification model training
- Model evaluation
- Logistic Regression
- Decision Tree
- Random Forest
- Accuracy
- Precision
- Recall
- F1-score
- Service quality features strongly influence passenger satisfaction
- Inflight entertainment and seat comfort are key indicators
- Ensemble models improve classification performance
- Hyperparameter tuning
- Feature importance visualization
- Deploy as a web application
- Apply explainable AI techniques
- Classification on structured real-world data
- Handling categorical features
- Interpreting customer satisfaction models