This research applies a quality function perspective to identify the relative importance of each quality evaluation scale and to evaluate the quality performance of the airline service. The approach, first reviews other literatures and interviews the customers and the management of the domestic airline company in order to draw up the service quality evaluation scales. Then, a questionnaire is used to investigate the reaction of customers when they are satisfied or dissatisfied as well as the quality gap between perception and expectation of the customers. In the mean time, the other questionnaire will investigate the airline company's management about the cost of developing a new customer relative to that of keeping an old customer. From the investigation data, the quality loss coefficient and the quality gain coefficient of each quality evaluation scale are computed, respectively, for the purpose of identifying the relative importance of each scale and establishing the quality performance function for each scale. Finally, the overall quality performance of domestic airline services is measured according to the customer satisfaction analysis. This approach will provide the airline service industry a better service process design to satisfy customers by identifying the importance degree of each quality evaluation scale from the perspective of quality function. Furthermore, it will also provide the airline company the way of evaluating service quality performance more objectively and quantitatively, as well as understanding how the quality performance affecting the company's costs and profits