Master Thesis

The main objective of this study is to evaluate the current Aeronautical Information Publication (AIP) Manual among subscribers toward proposing electronic AIP (eAIP) to respond to innovation, convenience and demands of time. This study used quantitative descriptive method using survey questionnaire among international and local subscribers. As a result, the current AIP Manual remains relevant, in good quality, timely, acceptable in delivery and cost friendly, however, it does not anymore respond to the demands of time. More so, the print quality, portability and completeness impede its delivery. Both the international and local subscribers affirm its efficiency in terms of timeliness, relevance and cost, although, they differ in their stand on the quality and service delivery results. They are also equally satisfied with the current AIP service; however, they see the need to shift to automation system. Thus, electronic the paperless eAIP system will respond to the demands of time while addressing the identified concerns.