Toprak ve Su Kirliliği Farkındalığı ve Havayolu İşletmelerinde Yolcuların Bilet Satın Alma Davranışları

Year 2021, Volume: 3 Issue: 2, 209 - 226, 29.08.2021

Olcay Ölçen , Büşra Önler

https://doi.org/10.51785/jar.930762

Abstract

Sürdürülebilirlik çağında her sektör gibi sivil havacılık taşımacılığı da kendi varlığını sürdürebilmek için çözümler üretmelidir. Bu nedenle, havacılık endüstrisinde faaliyet gösteren uluslararası kuruluşlar ve bu endüstrinin diğer oyuncuları, Sera Gazı Emisyonları gibi güncel çevre sorunlarına bazı çözümler bulmaya çalışmaktadır. Ancak sivil havacılıkla ilgili toprak ve su kirliliği sorunları da özellikle çevre, insan ve hayvan sağlığı üzerinde belirleyici ve yıkıcı etkilere sahiptir. Bu makaleyi belirgin kılan, sivil havacılık taşımacılığı bağlamında su ve toprak kirliliği konusunda gerçek verilerle net bir değerlendirme yapması ve bundan sonraki makalelere temel teşkil etmesidir. Makalenin sonuçlarına göre, Türk havayolu yolcularının toprak ve su kirliliğine yönelik bilgi düzeyleri şüpheye yer bırakmayacak şekilde olgun düzeydedir. Ancak özellikle sivil havacılıkla ilgili su ve toprak kirliliğine yönelik farkındalık düzeyleri bazı sorunları içerebilir. Buna örnek olarak kerosen (gazyağı) bilincinin düşük olması verilebilir. Bu nedenlerle, bu makalenin konuları aydınlatıcıdır ve bulgular ilgi çekicidir.

Keywords

Toprak ve su kirliliği, Sivil Havacılık, Bilet Satınalma Davranışı

Soil and Water Pollution Awareness and Fare Purchasing Behaviour of Passengers in Air Carriers

Abstract

In this sustainability age, like every sector, also civil aviation transportation should find solutions in order to sustain its own presence. Therefore, international aviational organizations and other players of this industry try to find some solutions recent environmental problems such as Greenhouse Gases Emissions. But also, civil aviation related soil and water pollution problems have got especially decisive and disruptive impacts on environment, human and animal health. What makes this paper more distinct is that it is clearly make an evaluation on water and soil pollution in civil aviation transportation context with real data therefore it serves as a baseline for next papers. 389 people are participated in the survey for this article from Turkey sample. According to article conclusions, the information levels of Turkish passengers toward soil and water pollution are mature level without suspicion, but especially their awareness level toward civil aviation related water and soil pollution can include some problems, for example, consciousness of kerosene is very low. For these reasons, subjects of this article are so illuminative, and findings are interesting.

Keywords

Soil and Water pollution, Civil aviation, Airfare Purchasing Behaviour

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