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1704672PublishedVol 6 · Issue 12

Proposed Philippine Aviation Research Consortia with Group Contracting Models

Grant Aaron D. Naval Leo Mendel D. Rosario Gil Brian O. Santos Noel R. Navigar Ceciel Jane B. Mallorca

Subject area: Science,Engineering and Technology  ·  Area of research: Aviation

Abstract

In the field of aviation, the prospect of collaboration and forming of team-specific groups are already apparent and common. But never in the huge business of corporations, schools, and maintenance, repair, & overhaul (MRO?s). So, by creating this research proposed consortium in aviation and to see if it is plausible to have key members in the aviation business and schools to come together and make it happen. Key informant Interviews (KIIs) were performed on the admins ranging from managerial positions, of Section managers of manpower distribution, to quality managers in quality and safety management, to research directors. Using the 4-point Likert, Key informant Interviews (KIIs) were performed on the selected personnel of the members of the proposed aviation research consortia. The KII questionnaire included the type of consortia in terms of what contracting model is much preferred by the interviewee?s, their views on what vision, mission, objectives, and organizational structure is deemed necessary, in term of their experience in the field. The results of the survey participants and the interviewed personnel that sees a proposed Philippine Aviation Research Consortium that has an organizational structure that is managed and overseen by 1 chairman with 2 vice chairmen; one inner and one outer. Having one representative for each member. A vision to be a leading Philippine aviation research consortia based in the Philippines, in the National Capital Region. The mission is to provide communication of information between other aviation institutions and to provide a network of experts and advisers in the field of aviation.

Keywords

Consortium, Aviation Research, Contracting model, Institutions

How to cite this paper

Grant Aaron D. Naval, Leo Mendel D. Rosario, Gil Brian O. Santos, Noel R. Navigar, Ceciel Jane B. Mallorca "Proposed Philippine Aviation Research Consortia with Group Contracting Models" Iconic Research And Engineering Journals Volume 6 Issue 12 2023 Page 505-517
Grant Aaron D. Naval, Leo Mendel D. Rosario, Gil Brian O. Santos, Noel R. Navigar, Ceciel Jane B. Mallorca "Proposed Philippine Aviation Research Consortia with Group Contracting Models" Iconic Research And Engineering Journals, vol. 6, no. 12, Jul. 2023
Grant Aaron D. Naval, Leo Mendel D. Rosario, Gil Brian O. Santos, Noel R. Navigar, Ceciel Jane B. Mallorca (2023). Proposed Philippine Aviation Research Consortia with Group Contracting Models. Iconic Research And Engineering Journals, 6(12).
Grant Aaron D. Naval, Leo Mendel D. Rosario, Gil Brian O. Santos, Noel R. Navigar, Ceciel Jane B. Mallorca "Proposed Philippine Aviation Research Consortia with Group Contracting Models" Iconic Research And Engineering Journals, vol. 6, no. 12, Jul. 2023.
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