The Flight Reservation System is a Java-based solution that allows users to quickly book flights and manage booking information, updates, and cancellations easily. It consolidates data from different airline carriers and thus provides all the necessary details and rates in real-time. In addition, administrators of flight data can also quickly view, create, and update any information about flights, bookings, routes, and schedules.

1. Java 8
2. Spring Boot
3. JPA
4. REST API
5. JUnit Testing

1. HTML
2. CSS
3. Bootstrap
4. Typescript
5. Angular

1. Oracle
2. H2 Database

How many times have you started dreaming of a new trip, but then the hassle of planning, finding the right flight, and booking it was so frustrating as to make you wonder if the trip was worth it?! Those frustrations end today with the Flight Reservation System's one-stop shop for your tickets!

The Flight Reservation System can be accessed by two categories of users: Customers and Administrators.

1. Customers can create a new account in order to log in.
2. Customers can search available flights.
3. Customers can make a booking, view current bookings, and modify and cancel a booking, if needed.
4. Customers can see airport details for the airports associated with their flight(s).

1. Administrators can view all details for flights, schedules, and routes.
2. Administrators can add, modify, and cancel flights, schedules, and routes.

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The Flight Reservation System does not currently include the following features:

1. Generating seating plans
2. Generating boarding passes
3. Integrating with third-party applications, such as email and SMS
4. Processing payments

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