Java Airlines

practise using multiple Java Classes, enums and TDD to model an online travel booking agent.

MVP

Create a Passenger class which has:

• a name
• a number of bags

Create a Plane class which has:

• an enum PlaneType (e.g. BOEING747) which stores capacity and total weight

Create a Flight class which has:

• an empty list of booked Passenger's
• a Plane
• flight number (i.e. "FR756")
• destination (i.e. GLA, EDI)
• departure airport (i.e. GLA, EDI)
• departure time (use a String)

The Flight class should have methods to:

• return the number of available seats
• book a passenger (if there are remaining seats)

##Still to do

Extensions

Create a FlightManager class which has methods to:

• calculate how much baggage weight should be reserved for each passenger for a flight
• calculate how much baggage weight is booked by passengers of a flight
• calculate how much overall weight reserved for baggage remains for a flight

More Extensions

• Refactor the Flight's departure time to use the Date class (HINT: Look into Type Migration in IntelliJ to refactor faster)
• Add a 'flight' property to the Passenger class which is assigned when a passenger is added to a flight
• Add a 'seat number' property to the Passenger class as an integer. Set it to a random number which is assigned when a Passenger is booked on a flight
• Make sure the flight doesn't double book the same seat number to more than one passenger

Super Extensions

• Write a method in FlightManager to sort the passengers of a Flight by seat number by implementing a Bubble Sort
• Write a method in FlightManager that uses a Binary Search to find a Passenger by seat number. Remember to use the previous method to sort the list first