Abstract
This study seeks to examine online education that has replaced face-to-face classes and has become the center of university education, not the role of assisting face-to-face classes since Corona 19. To this end, the importance of online education service quality and the resulting satisfaction were examined through IPA analysis using the 253 part survey of aviation service students in Gwangju, Jeollanam-do, Jeonbuk, and Chungnam. The verification results of this study are as follows: First, a quadrant of high importance and high satisfaction was both important and satisfactory for professors' posture and expertise in traditional IPA analysis, and the revised IPA resulted in high importance and satisfaction of technical support and evaluation processes. Second, the two quadrants, which are of high importance but low satisfaction, are located only in the case of traditional IPA analysis, and were items of access to the education system, communication and information on employment. For the revised IPA, the same item is located in four quadrants, with two IPAs producing completely different results with the same item. Third, two IPA analyses were located in the three quadrants with low importance and satisfaction, and the items were found to be convenient to take, diversity in lecture content, and appropriateness of content. After conducting the traditional IPA, the revised IPA was to identify the difference between the two IPA analyses and to increase students' satisfaction with the quality of online education services based on the results, suggesting effective educational services in aviation services.
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