Full of Air

1. Airline Reservation System using
Java Spring Boot
• A Modern Approach to Booking and Managing
Flights
• Presented by: [Your Name]
• Date: [Presentation Date]

2. Introduction
• • Overview of airline reservation systems
• • Importance in the travel and aviation
industry
• • Goals: Simplify booking, cancellation, and
scheduling processes

3. Problem Statement
• • Manual processes are time-consuming and
error-prone
• • Lack of centralized and scalable booking
systems
• • Need for an efficient, real-time, user-friendly
solution

4. Proposed Solution
• • Develop a web-based Airline Reservation
System
• • Backend powered by Java Spring Boot
• • RESTful APIs for modular development
• • Integration with databases and
authentication systems

5. Technologies Used
• • Java Spring Boot – Backend framework
• • MySQL/PostgreSQL – Relational database
• • Thymeleaf/React/Angular – Frontend
• • Spring Security – Authentication and
authorization
• • Maven – Dependency management

6. System Architecture
• • User Interface (Web portal)
• • Spring Boot REST API (Business Logic Layer)
• • Database Layer (MySQL/PostgreSQL)
• • Optional: External API for real-time flight
info

7. Key Features
• • User registration & login
• • Flight search & filter by date/destination
• • Booking and ticket generation
• • Payment gateway integration
• • Admin panel for flight management

8. Database Design
• • Tables: Users, Flights, Bookings, Payments
• • Entity relationships (One-to-Many, Many-to-
One)
• • Use of JPA/Hibernate for ORM

9. Benefits
• • Real-time, centralized management
• • Secure and scalable system
• • Enhanced user experience
• • Easily extendable for new features

10. Conclusion & Future Scope
• • Summary: A robust solution using Spring
Boot
• • Future Enhancements:
• - Mobile app version
• - Integration with third-party airlines
• - AI for dynamic pricing or recommendations
• Thank You!
• Q&A