The Project goal is to create the Entity Relation Diagram for the Airline Reservation System. The contributors are going to enhacce skills like team working, problem solving, and make a database that could be useful for the aimed organizations.
An innovative and structured Flight Booking System designed for efficient airline operations. This project models the key processes of airline management — including flight scheduling, passenger reservations, seat management, service add-ons, and payment processing — using a well-defined and advanced entity-relationship (ER) diagram.
- Airline.drawio – A detailed ER diagram illustrating the workflow and structure of the flight booking system.
- Airline-Reservation-System.pptx – A presentation providing a step-by-step walkthrough of the system's entities and relationships.
The diagram illustrates the primary components and interactions of the flight booking system, including:
- System Roles: Passengers, operators, and airline administrators.
- Flight Management: Scheduling flights, tracking routes, and managing seat assignments.
- Reservation Workflow: Booking seats, managing passenger data, and maintaining reservation statuses.
- Payment Integration: Handling transactions for reservations and tracking payment statuses.
- Add-On Services: Managing additional services like luggage, meals, and in-flight entertainment.
- Database Relationships: Well-defined links between entities (e.g., passengers, flights, payments) for data integrity.
The diagram serves as a blueprint for developing secure, scalable, and efficient airline reservation systems.
This project was created as part of a design and modeling exercise to produce a realistic and functional airline reservation system. The objectives include:
- Streamlining the flight booking lifecycle for passengers and staff.
- Providing a robust structure for managing flights, seats, payments, and services.
- Offering a scalable model for implementing airline software with advanced features.
Final Draft Diagram
The ER diagram showcases key entities such as Airlines, Airports, Flights, Passengers, Reservations, Payments, and Services, along with their relational mappings.
Sarwar Ebrahimi
Shafiullah Haidary
Hassib Hussaini