Hi TravelBuzz,

I'm a final year undergraduate student studying BSc Air Transport Management at Loughborough University and my dissertation project aims to research into UK domestic seat selection charges by airlines, and what consumer behaviour is displayed with seat selection. If you have a spare few minutes I'd really appreciate if you could fill out my data collection survey (link below) where you will be asked questions on your (short haul) seat selection preferences and behaviour.

I'm targeting those that have previously flown, or would ever consider flying domestically in the UK, but the only prerequisite for completing the survey is that you're over the age of 18.

The link to the survey is here https://lboro.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/do...e-seat-charges and all the information you provide will be both kept as confidential and is anonymised.

Many thanks in advance,
Adam (FlyingRou)

The next button isn't working for me on question 2

I've just re-tested and seems OK from my end, perhaps a browser glitch or a permutation of answer combinations that glitches and I've missed it, sorry about that.

Have all questions on that page been ticked/answered?

Done.

done as well

I've flown a handful of short-haul flights within the UK, but as a US citizen and resident that number is dwarfed by the number of short-haul US flights (1-2 hours duration) I've taken. It's not clear to me whether there's an appreciable difference between the two for your purposes. Are you interested in people such as me taking your survey?

throw all surveys out. no more surveys

The only difference would be that the scope of my study and analysis is limited to analysing the consumers of carriers that fly UK domestic routes e.g. EasyJet, BA, (VS Little Red), Aer Lingus and Ryanair from Northern Ireland, Eastern, etc. Naturally the characteristics of these carriers and routes will vary somewhat from those of US short haul routes and carriers.

That being said, I'm definitely interested in your input as you've flown UK domestic. I imagine there'll be both overlap between your preferences on UK domestic flights vs. US domestic flights and potentially some differences. So please answer in respect to the flights you've taken in the UK, it doesn't matter if your preferences overlap/answers overlap, the key thing is that you have had/do have demand for UK domestic services.

Hope that clears it up a bit