유니폼구성요인이 만족도 및 학과애착에 미치는 영향: 항공서비스전공 대학생을 중심으로

This study attempted to understand the effect of uniform components, satisfaction, and attachment to department on Airline-service majored Students. To this end, it was composed of three sub-factors of the uniform components: symbolism, functionality, and aesthetics. Satisfaction and attachment to department were regarded as single factors. The subject of the survey was selected as a student who voluntarily accessed a google URL link, and was a four-year two-year college student with a focus in airline-service majors. The survey period was collected from September 15, 2020 to November 5, 2020. 182 copies of effective specimens for hypothesis testing in this study were empirically analyzed. As a result of the hypothesis verification, First, it was found that the uniform composition factors of college students majoring in airline-service had a significant effect on satisfaction in terms of symbolism, functionality, and aesthetics. Second, the effect of uniform composition factors of college students majoring in airline-service on attachment to department has the highest effect, in order of symbolism, functionality, and aesthetics. Third, it can be seen that the degree of satisfaction of college students majoring in airline-service has an effect on the attachment to the department. Focusing on college students majoring in airline-service, the purpose of this study was to identify the factors influencing the satisfaction and attachment of the department uniform component, and use it as a basic data to enhance the attachment to department and competitiveness of the department students.