Inspection of 04 university-level scientific research projects at Vietnam Aviation Academy

Implementing the annual work plan, on the afternoon of April 18, Vietnam Aviation Academy organized the acceptance of 04 university-level scientific research projects. Accordingly, the Academy established 2 Councils to organize the acceptance.

TS. Bui Nhat Vuong presented the report at the Acceptance Council

In this batch, 4 lecturers registered to perform scientific tasks at the university-level. Specifically:

– MSc. Nguyen Thi Thanh Huyen is in charge of the topic: “Factors of organizational citizenship behaviour influencing job performance – An evidence of Ground handling agents in Vietnam”.

– Dr. Bui Nhat Vuong is in charge of the topic: “The benefits of cultural intelligence in reducing work stress of flight attendants: A case study on international flights of Vietnamese airlines”.

– Dr. Tran Vi is in charge of the topic: “Unruly behaviors: Using Best-Worst Scaling to evaluate their relative impact on other in-flight passengers”.

– Prof. Dr. Ha Nam Khanh Giao is in charge of the topic: “The impact of destination social responsibility on international tourists’ intention to return in the context of the Covid-19 pandemic: Empirical evidence in Vietnam”.

Under the direction of the Council Chairmen, the project leaders took turns reporting on the summary of their research results. The Council members also commented and gave suggestions to the project implementation team on contents such as the structure, layout of the project, research issues, additional evidence in the article, etc.

In general, the projects all demonstrated the authors’ meticulous, serious, and responsible investment in research, in accordance with the requirements and scale of a scientific research project at the university-level. The projects basically presented the correct format, scientific style, and research content consistent with the topic name. However, there were some contents that the authors needed to correct the structure and some spelling and technical errors. 

The Council Chairmen requested that the project leaders seriously absorb the comments of the participating members, supplement, edit, and complete the topics in accordance with the requirements and prescribed format.

As a result, all 4 projects were accepted, and the Council members all assessed that the scientific research topics were on the right track and closely related to the practical issues of the Academy as well as the aviation sector. Scientific research activities are an annual task of lecturers of the Vietnam Aviation Academy, thereby providing solutions to promote international publication activities, contributing to enhancing the position of the Academy, affirming the role of a key university, training in the aviation sector in Vietnam.