Abstract
The purpose of this work was to present a model of how aerial self-service characteristics affect user behavior and to clarify the relationship between these factors. The time range of the study was set for the base year in 2021. The target range was ordinary adults aged 20 or older who had experience using self-service devices while touring abroad within the past three years. The survey method was conducted using a mobile, self-inputting questionnaire method through a survey company. A total of 214 copies were distributed and recovered, and a total of 189 copies were used for empirical analysis, except for 25 questionnaires with low response rates or biased responses. Empirical analysis was analyzed using the SPSSWIN Ver 22.0 statistical package program after questioners were collected. A total of six hypotheses have been established to achieve the objective of this study. The hypothesis test confirmed that six out of six hypotheses were adopted or partially adopted, and the relevance of aviation self-service characteristics to the effect on users' behavioral intentions was verified. In this study, the time range was set to three years in consideration of Covid-19, but there may be time gaps that can cause distortion of memory, so future studies need to re-scope the time range to derive the results.
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