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This study aimed to provide the direction and practical implications of strategic marketing necessary to maximize the competitiveness of airlines by identifying the interrelationships between the physical and social environments, perceived service values, customer satisfaction and brand loyalty of airlines. This study distributed a total of 360 copies through the online research platform Google Docs and offline, and used 322 copies for demonstration analysis. First, the analysis shows that the physical and social environment of the airline service-scape has a unique impact on both perceived service value. Second, the perceived service value has a significant influence on customer satisfaction and brand loyalty. Third, customer satisfaction was shown to have a significant impact on brand loyalty. In order to increase airline sales, the physical and social environment of the airline's service-scape should be well managed to ensure that customers are positively aware of the value of the service, thereby increasing brand loyalty and creating continuous repeat customers. This study is meaningful in that it theoretically suggested the need for service-scape scalability at a time when interest in social service-scape is increasing, and that it provided practical implications for securing a competitive advantage for airlines.