Well-crafted Samples on Airline Management

External Factors AnalysisAir India Express is divided into registered offices both in Mumbai and Kerala. The company's operational management is commenced on ‘29 April 2005’, and the flag carrier states the encounter of cancellation, last-minute delays, and pending refunds. Therefore, the airline profit has been based on the expansion in the upcoming future. Hence, in this current period, Air India Express attempts to continue the ...

Emirates Airlines OverviewThe business environment denotes the situations, trends and factors that influence the performance, services and production of a company. There are multiple aspects of the business environment that directly or indirectly impacts the business overall. The business environment covers a number of elements like the customers, suppliers, competitors, social political, technological, legal and environmental factors (Vlados ...

Causes of Aviation AccidentsAviation accidents are caused by either human or technical error and sometimes both. Humans are mostly blamed for the accidents and held responsible for the in numerous losses of lives. Human error is considered as an act that was not performed with an intent to cause harm or even a desirable outcome leading to the systems to be beyond the limits (Miranda 2018). It has been a contributing factor in causing disasters...

UAE history and economyThe rich history of UAE is based on trade. It is linked to Islam, which arrived in the UAE in 630 AD. UAE follows an open economy and the per capita income of the country is quite high and also the foreign exchange is also surplus. The different successful efforts related to financial growth have successfully reduced the ratio of GDP based on oil, and gas; it estimates upto 25% (Zarrouk, El Ghak, and Al Haija, 2017). Wit...

The History of Aviation Industry in AustraliaThe Australian Domestic Airline Industry is one of the most advanced industries globally that can conduct its operations with maximum effectiveness and productivity. The airline industry operations in Australia begin in the year 1920 with the help of the Australian aircraft and Engineering Company (Ng, Hanaoka and Oum 2022). The aviation industry of Australia generates the employment of around 65000...

Marketing Principles and PracticesMarketing is a process of creating, promoting, designing the product to attract the customers, to increase the customer base and satisfying customer need. Marketing help customers to choose between varieties of the products available in the market as marketing is done to show the features of the product and the company (Lake, 2017). Marketing is not only done for selling the product it starts before the manufa...

Aircraft Seating in Economy ClassWith the emergence of the concept of Low cost carrier also known as LCC, there are number of other aspects which has become a matter of concern for number of people like comfort in the form of quality of seats used in these flights. It is a challenge to travel in this flight in a long-distance journey and this has become a main criterion for number of passengers traveling through these flights (Ison, 2017). One...

Key Economic Drivers for the Airline IndustryIn 2016, it is expected that the Airline industry will have its most lucrative year in the history of almost $40 billion profit globally. The fuller planes and cheaper oil prices are mainly the driver of profit for the airline industry (Zhang et al., 2016). The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has forecasted that the profits will improve for the fifth consecutive years that indicates i...

Background of the CaseAccording to the case background, an airline pilot named Mr. Bond employed by Qantas was needed to hold a license for flying by the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA). Apart from this, he also needed a current medical certificate, which was appropriate for the license. He held the license above for several years. About 6th OCT. 2005, Mr. Bond was seen that he was suffering from neuropsychological weakening (Woellne...

The role of information systems in airlines industryBritish Airways is one of the most popular airlines worldwide. It is a large airline of United Kingdom and serving people with its airline services for many years. Every year, millions of passengers travel through this airline and every important information about passengers from their arrival to departure is stored in database of British Airways. This amount of information is not easy to sto...

Rewards received by airline companiesAnswer to I Taxation ruling of TR 1999/6 deals with the reward of flight that the airline companies provide to the loyal customers. According to this rule, the rewards received by the airline companies are not subjected to taxation as the form of income. However, in case of the fulfillment of the following conditions, these rewards can be treated as Fringe benefits Tax: A family relation is there betw...

Introduction to British AirwaysOne of the most important parts of international airlines group is British Airways. It is one of the largest international carriers in the UK. Its home base is in London Heathrow, which is regarded as the world’s busiest airport. It flies in 70 different countries and there are about more than 170 countries. It has more than 280 aircrafts fleet and it included A380 and 787. It has the carrying capacity of m...

Company OverviewTiger Airways Singapore Pte Ltd- Singapore Airlines Limited is the holding company of Tigerair and established in 2004. This company is a leading airline company in Singapore, which is not only economic, but also offers numerous travel options at affordable price. It aims at providing best airline services to the customers. The Airline Company covers almost 40 destinations across Asia some of which includes Singapore, Banglades...

Industry AttractivenessQantas Airways is the largest airline of Australia in terms of the size of the fleet of the airline company, the international destinations covered by the airlines and the number of the international flights that the company undertakes. Qantas Airlines was established on the 16th of November in the year 1920 and has grown to be the third largest airline in the world. The airline company derives its name from an acro...

Main AnalysisLondon City Airport in an international airport located in Silvertown in the east London. It is a public airport established in 1987. It is a hub for BA CityFlyer and CityJet. The length of Airport is 1508 meter or 4948 feet with grooved concrete. This airport is continuously expanding and developing in to provide better services to passengers for enhancement of their level of satisfaction (Honeywell, 2017). The present study is f...

Definition of StrategyA strategy has been defined as the direction and scope seen in any organization in the long term. It assists the organization in achieving an advantage with the help of its configuration of resources in the purview of a challenging organizational environment, with the aim of meeting the market needs and fulfilling stakeholder expectations. In any organization, at all levels – from the over the business to the employee...

LuxJet Target Audience: Senior executives who regularly travel between Sydney and San Francisco Behaviouristic segmentation of the audience There are three ways to broadly classify the market according to the consumer criteria –– behavioural, psychographic and profile. The concept of behaviouristic segmentation aids in dividing the target market into groups after considering the many variables like the benefits, occasion, user ...

Porter 5 Forces1a. Qantas Airlines, one of the leading among the airline industry is affected by the five forces of Porter that are analyzed and discussed as follows: In the airline industry, the power of the bargaining among the buyers is too high. The reason of the same is because the industry provides various options of selecting from among the categories of the services like the premium class, low or economic classes and other range...

Public relation mistakes made in MH370 crisis The missing MH370 plane carried two hundred and twenty-seven passengers from fifteen different national and twelve, Malaysian crew members (Howell,2015). The missing plane sparked a global outcry with the deep mystery of its disappearance, which sparked a multinational search for the plane but to no avail up to now (Nel, 2014). The handling of the issue by the Malaysian airline demonstrated poor m...

Factors that Can Influence Passengers' Travel DecisionsThomas Cook is among the best in world’s tourism industry. Started in 1841, Thomas Cook a 32years old cabinet-maker used to walk from his home in Market Harborough to the neighboring town of Leicester to attend a temperance meeting. Thomas Cooks footmark currently enlarge to over 223 locations including 21 airport counters in 85 cities covering India, Mauritius Sri Lanka and is braced ...

Company's OverviewBritain’s biggest budget airline, EasyJet, in the recent time has reported a quick fall in profits following a turbulent time for the aviation industry. There is a drop of 28 per cent since 2009 in company’s profits.  The reason behind the fall was due to “exceptional peripheral events” like apparent bombing of a Russian holiday jet, the terrorist attack in Brussels in March and a series of terror ...

Monopolistic Competition in Australian Wine IndustryThe features of Australian wine industry are similar to that of the monopolistic competition. Those are as follows: Many producers and many consumers: The wine industry comprises of almost 2000 producers, but few major ones dominate the entire market. The consumer market is also very large and consists of domestic and international consumers. Product differentiation: There are many variet...

Industry Attractiveness in the Australian Airlines IndustryThe study investigates the strategic management ideas of Qantas Airways, the largest airline company in Australia to determine how the strategic moves of the management have led the growth foundation of the airline company. Throughout the study the application several theoretical concepts has been addressed to find out the impact of the same of the management practices of the corporation...

The Maintenance of Qantas AirlineThe Business Process Management helps to identify the organization needs to perform their task and to ensure the consistent outcomes and to take advantage of improvement opportunities in a workplace environment and to ensure the organization policy and set standards should be meet by the employees. This report will focus on the business process of Qantas Airline. The Qantas airline was found in 1920, the large...