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The document outlines an algorithm for an Airline Management System, detailing steps for system initialization, user registration, flight booking, payment processing, ticket cancellation, live flight tracking, employee management, boarding pass generation, and system exit. Each step includes specific actions such as loading databases, validating user inputs, processing payments, and managing employee records. The system aims to provide a comprehensive interface for users and employees to manage airline operations efficiently.

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The document outlines an algorithm for an Airline Management System, detailing steps for system initialization, user registration, flight booking, payment processing, ticket cancellation, live flight tracking, employee management, boarding pass generation, and system exit. Each step includes specific actions such as loading databases, validating user inputs, processing payments, and managing employee records. The system aims to provide a comprehensive interface for users and employees to manage airline operations efficiently.

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Algorithm for Airline Management System

Step 1: System Initialization

1. Start the system.


2. Load the database (flight details, passenger details, employee records, ticket bookings).
3. Initialize the user interface (Java Swing components).
4. Display the main menu with options:
1. User Registration
2. Flight Booking
3. Ticket Cancellation
4. Payment Processing
5. Live Flight Tracking
6. Ai chatbot(help)
7. Employee Management
8. Exit

Step 2: User Registration

1. Display the registration form.


2. Accept user details (Name, Email, Phone, Aadhaar Number, Passport Number, etc.).
3. Validate inputs.
4. Store the details in the database.
5. Show success message and return to the main menu.

Step 3: Flight Booking

1. Display available flights based on user preferences (source, destination, date).


2. Allow user to select a flight.
3. Fetch passenger details using Aadhaar Number from the database.
4. Generate ticket details (PNR, Seat Number, Fare).
5. Process payment.
6. Store booking information in the reservation database.
7. Display confirmation message with ticket details.

Step 4: Payment Processing

1. Accept payment details (Credit/Debit Card, UPI, Net Banking).


2. Verify payment credentials.
3. If payment is successful, confirm booking and update the reservation database.
4. If payment fails, prompt for reattempt or cancel booking.

Step 5: Ticket Cancellation

1. Ask the user to enter the Ticket Number (PNR).


2. Search the database for the ticket.
3. If found:

1. Confirm cancellation with the user.


2. Delete the entry for that PNR number from the database.
3. Generate a random cancellation number.
4. Process refund (if applicable).
5. Display cancellation confirmation.

4. If not found, show an error message.

Step 6: Live Flight Tracking

1. Ask the user to enter the Flight Number.


2. Retrieve real-time flight data from an API or database.
3. Display the flight’s location and status on a map in Java Swing.
4. Allow periodic updates to track flight movement.

Step 7: Employee Management

1. Add new employees with details (Name, ID, Role, Salary).


2. Update employee records
3. Remove employees if they resign or are terminated.
4. Store employee data in the database.

Step 8: Boarding Pass Generation

1. Ask the user to enter the PNR number.


2. Fetch and display passenger ticket details from the database.
3. Generate and print the boarding pass.

Step 9: Exit System

1. Allow users to log out.


2. Save any unsaved data.
3. Close database connection.
4. Exit the program.

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