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Flight Management System Query With Answer

The document contains 20 SQL queries that retrieve and summarize information from various tables related to passenger bookings, flights, and tickets. The queries return things like passenger names matching certain criteria, counts of flights by city, booking details and totals, and delayed flight times.

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Flight Management System Query With Answer

The document contains 20 SQL queries that retrieve and summarize information from various tables related to passenger bookings, flights, and tickets. The queries return things like passenger names matching certain criteria, counts of flights by city, booking details and totals, and delayed flight times.

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1. 1.Display passenger name who has a 'a' as second letter in their name.

select passname from passenger where passname like '_a%';


2. Display the name of the youngest passenger.
select passname from passenger
where passdob=(select max(passdob) from passenger);
3. . Display the name of the passenger, date of birth and age.
select passname,passdob,
round(datediff(current_date,passdob)/365) as age from passenger;
4. Display the number of flights leaving Kolkata.
select count(*) from flight where flightsource='kol';
5. Display the name of city where the number of flights leaving and reaching is
the same.
select a.flightsource from flight a
group by a.flightsource having count(a.flightsource)=
(select count(b.flightdest) from flight b
where a.flightsource=b.flightdest);
6.
Display the name of the city which has flight source but no destination.
select flightsource from flight where flightsource not in(select flightdest from
flight);
7. Display the dates on which flight 1 and 4 is flying.
select flightdate from flight where flightid in(1,4);
8. Display the number of passenger in each flight.
Use column alias PassCount .
select count(a.passid) as PassCount,flightid from booking_details a,booking b wh
ere a.bookingid=b.bookingid group by b.flightid;
9. Display the name and date of birth of passengers who are senior citizen (age>
=60).
select passname,passdob from passenger where round((datediff(current_date,passdo
b)/365))>=60;
10. Display the booking id having the highest number of passengers.
select bookingid from booking_details group by bookingid having count(passid)=(s

elect count(passid) from booking_details group by bookingid order by count(passi


d) desc limit 1);
11. Display the booking id (ticket) and the total cost for the booking. Use col
umn alias Total Fare .
select a.bookingid,sum(b.ticketcost) as Total_Fare from booking_details a,flight
b,booking c where c.flightid=b.flightid and a.bookingid=c.bookingid group by a.
bookingid;
12. Display the booking id (ticket) and the total cost for the booking. Use colu
mn alias Total Fare .
Consider giving a rebate of 50% to senior citizen (age>=60).
select a.bookingid,sum(
case
when datediff(current_date,d.passdob)/365>=60
then b.ticketcost*0.5
else b.ticketcost end) as Total_fare
from booking_details a,flight b,booking c,passenger d
where a.bookingid=c.bookingid and b.flightid=c.flightid and a.passid=d.passid gr
oup by a.bookingid;
13. Display the city receiving the maximum number of flights.
select flightdest from flight group by flightdest having count(flightid)=(select
count(flightid) from flight group by flightdest
order by count(flightid) desc limit 1);
14. Display the passenger s name having more than 1 booking.
select passname from passenger where passid in(select passid from booking_detail
s group by passid having count(bookingid)>1);
15. Display flightid with no of booking.
select a.flightid,count(b.passid) from booking a,booking_details b where a.booki
ngid=b.bookingid group by a.flightid;
16. Display the passenger (name only) who booked ticket on the day of flight for
flight no 1.
select passname from passenger where passid in(select passid from booking_detail
s where bookingid in(select bookingid from booking where bookdate in(select date
(a.flightdate) from flight a,booking b where a.flightid=b.flightid and date(a.fl
ightdate)=b.bookdate and a.flightid=1)));
17. Display flights having the same source and destination.
select a.flightid from flight a,flight b where a.flightid!=b.flightid and a.flig
htsource=b.flightsource and a.flightdest=b.flightdest;
18. Display the record in the following format.
Column alias Booking Summary
#Hints: Ticket No:1 Flight id: 1 Total Passengers :3 Total Fare:6000
# Ticket No:2 Flight id: 3 Total Passengers :1 Total Fare :2500

select concat('Ticket No:',cast(b.bookingid as char),'Flight id:',cast(b.flighti


d as char),'Total Passengers:',cast(count(c.passid) as char),'Total Fare:',cast(
sum(a.ticketcost) as char)) as Booking_Summary from flight a,booking b,booking_d
etails c where a.flightid=b.flightid and b.bookingid=c.bookingid group by a.flig
htid;
19. Flight No: 2 have been delayed for 4 hrs due to fog. Display flight id , fli
ght date and a new column flight new date , which displays the new timing.
select flightid,flightdate,flightdate + interval 4 hour as flight_new_date from
flight where flightid=2;
20. Display passenger name , date of birth sorted by the month of birth .
(Jan ? Dec).
select passname,passdob from passenger order by month(passdob);

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