Airport Management System

Airport Management System is a Java application designed to manage an airport, flights, passengers, staff, and inventory. The application is built using Java, MySQL, and Swing.

Features

Admin View

• Full System Overview with Search Functionality: Provides a comprehensive dashboard/interface where administrators can access information about all baggage, flights, passengers, staff, and vehicles currently within the airport system.
• Suspicious Baggage/Passenger Notification: When security personnel flag baggage/passengers as suspicious, administrators and relevant airlines can view this information.
• Shop Information: Displays information about shops and their total revenue.
• Adding Incoming Flights: Enables administrators to add incoming flights, passengers, bags, and new airlines to the system. Administrators can assign gates and check-in lanes.

Security View

• Flag Suspicious Baggage: Security personnel can flag suspicious baggage.
• Flag Suspicious Passengers: Security personnel can flag suspicious passengers.

Airline View

• Flight-Specific Views: Airlines have customized views showing only baggage, passengers, and other details of their flights.
• Check-in Lane and Belts: Provides information about check-in lanes and baggage belts.
• Fleet Management: Real-time updates on flight status, changes, and delays.
• Staff and Inventory Management: Manage ground forces, equipment, inventory, and vehicles related to flight operations.
• Overweight Baggage Check: Check for overweight baggage and calculate additional fees.
• Passenger/Bags Screening Flagging: Airlines are notified if a passenger or bag is flagged by security.
• Privilege Assignment for Passengers: Increase privileges for passengers, e.g., upgrade to higher class.

Passenger View

• Flight Information: Displays a passenger’s flight information.
• Restaurant and Shop Information: Information about available restaurants, lounges, and shops.
• Placing Orders: Passengers can place orders at airport shops.
• Lost and Found Information: Register lost luggage, notifying respective airlines.

Dependencies

• Java
• Swing GUI Library
• mysql-connector
• rs2xml
• Flatlaf
• MySQL database

Database Initialization

1. Create a new MySQL database.
2. Import initial database schema using init_database.sql, init_procedures.sql files. Example using MySQL command-line:

mysql -u <username> -p <database_name> init_database.sql
mysql -u <username> -p <database_name> init_procedures.sql

Replace <username> with MySQL username and <database_name> with database name.

How to Run

1. Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/siddharthcs187/AirportManagementSystem.git

2. Set up MySQL database as mentioned in "Database Initialization" section.
3. Open the project in an IDE like Eclipse or IntelliJ.
4. Replace all occurences of

mysql@1704

with your own MySQL server password. Note that this application utilises a local MySQL server to run. 4. Build, compile, and run the project - you can launch any of the files using the IDE. Start with the LoginPage.java file.