(5) Consider the ER diagram shown below, which shows a simplifiedschema for an airline reservations system. Extract from the ER diagramthe requirements (Entities, attributes, relationships, keys) andconstraints that produced this schema. Be as precise as possible inyour requirements and constraints specification.Airport codeCityStateNameDEPARTUREAIRPORTLeg noAIRPORTScheduled_dep_timeScheduled_arr_timeFLIGHT LEGNMARRIVALAIRPORTCANInstancesLEGSLANDNumberType nameMax_seatsINSTANCE_OFCompanyAirlineFLIGHTN.AIRPLANE_ΤΥΡEArr timeWeekdaysDEPARTSKARRIVESRestrictionsFARESNDep_timeAmountΤΥPECodeFAREAirplane_idTotal no_of_seatsNo of avail_seatsASSIGNEDLEG_INSTANCEQateAIRPLANECustomer_nameCphoneSeat noRESERVATIONNotes:1A LEG (segment) is a nonstop portion of a flightA LEG INSTANCE is a particular occurrenceof a LEG on a particular date.SEAT

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(5) Consider the ER diagram shown below, which shöWS schema for an airline reservations system. Extract from the ER diagram the requirements (Entities, attributes, relationships, keys) and constraints that produced this schema. Be as precise as possible in your requirements and constraints specification.

(5) Consider the ER diagram shown below, which shöWS schema for an airline reservations system. Extract from the ER diagram the requirements (Entities, attributes, relationships, keys) and constraints that produced this schema. Be as precise as possible in your requirements and constraints specification.

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