Simulation of an Airline Reservation System
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Authors: Nicholas Gautier, Kyle Ressel, Ben, and Jim.
E-Mail: Nicholas.Gautier.Tiger@GMail.com


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Name: Simulation of an Airline Reservation System
Version: 1.0
Released: 9.April.2017
Build Time: About two weeks; time constraint


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Platform: Desktop\PC
Language: C
Description:
    This is a simulation of an Airline Reservation System.  This program was
        originally assigned as a group project in the Data Structures class.
        With this software, the Airport Receptionist (Check-In) will be allowed
        to manually add in new passengers, manually remove a passenger, modify
        the passengers information as well as services, check in passengers,
        display all passengers, and even - just for simulation purposes -
        automatically generate a populated passenger list.  The main goal of
        this program is to use the Linked-List functionality.  Thus, all passenger
        details are managed by a Linked-List object.
Note:
    This project is merely a simulation of an Airline Reservation system and is not
    intended for real-life environments.


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Requirements:
    Ideally, no special requirements necessary, other than a standardized desktop
    environment -- Windows, GNU/Linux, Mac, whatever should work.


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License:
    This is a simulation project and was only created for educational
    purposes only.  The source code provided is to only be used for
    educational purposes and non-profit projects.  If using any segments
    from the source code, please provide proper credit to all authors
    mentioned in this readme file.
    
    Source code and all assets included are NOT to be used for commercial
    projects (or products) for monetary gains.  The source code provided
    is to only be used for educational purposes and non-profit means.