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    electronic instruments needs to be updated. There is very little headroom, no toilet and no flight attended to give out refreshments. The oldest aircraft we own is becoming too costly and too high maintenance for the company. Another weakness the airline has is that we spend very little on advertising such as TV broadcasting and other promotional activities. Finally, our firm has a small resource department because of the small size of the firm. We do not pay our employees enough causing a high…

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    Canada. But due to a flight delay in Denver, it caused him to miss his connecting flight from Toronto to Thunder Bay. Once the teen arrived in Toronto at 8pm, Air Canada rebooked him for another flight that would be leaving the next day at 6pm. The airline did not offer him any compensation for the mishap. Throughout the next 22 hour wait, Derrin was ‘trapped’ in the airport. He was a minor (meaning under age of responsibility; 18yrs) and was not allowed to leave the building or get an hotel…

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    Delta Airlines is a major airline in the United States founded way back in 1924. It started working from various cities from the year 1929, during the aviation boom that was in place in the USA in those times. Delta Airlines is the most prominent airlines in the world running under just one license. This carrier allows flights to all the six continents everywhere in the world. The Hartsfield Jackson Atlanta International Airport is the central hub from which Delta Airlines operate nowadays.…

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    Control and oversight of the airline industry did not happen overnight, it has evolved over the past 90 years, most if not all of the legislation and regulations, congress passed and signed into law by the President of the United States were reactionary to real world events instead of visionary outlook. The aviation industry would enter into the United States at a relatively slow pace furthermore; there was minor growth from the Wright Brothers first flight in 1903 to mid-1925. The years between…

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    Introduction/Background: The impact of the airline industry prevails throughout society. Delta is a major airline that provides jobs for over seventy-five thousand employees and acts as an oligopsony. In order to maintain a competitive edge, Delta must recognize problems and develop effective solutions. Various problems faced by Delta not only include competition with airlines such as JetBlue and Southwest who offer customers low prices but also the potential of the loss of business due to…

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    Spirit Airlines employs good-value pricing because it offers consumers with a low-cost seat on a plane with no added features or services. It does not add extra features or services to justify charging higher prices which occurs with value-added pricing. Spirit Airlines charges customers for a seat on the airplane and charges extra fees for any other services or features. Even though Spirit’s prices are basically the same as its competition, the pricing strategy is truly different. While there…

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    nearly 1700 airlines operating around the Globe, from the small regional carriers to the international fleets, all competing for ticket sales with a myriad of marketing methods (airlineupdate, 2017). Ticket distribution and pricing systems have become very sophisticated, harnessing big data to maximize seats sold and price point tolerance. But not all airlines have the capitol or the need to run and maintain a complex data analytics department. In this paper, we will look at two airlines and…

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    In the section, is to be explained about applying the four Ps of product, place, price, and promotion into our airline. To introduce the correct marketing mix, the product has to be attractive, the price need to affordable, the place needs to be strategic, and the promotion need to be successful. 3.1 Product SEV AIR has a mixed fleet of ATR72 and Airbuses. It is important to maintain a good and competitive reputation in the industry by keeping up to date with new and bigger aircrafts. The…

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    This is especially important when two leaders are identical in market share. An attack from an opposing airline would quickly send one opponent into offense. After all, each competitor’s market share is shifting and today’s leader may not be the leader next year when companies like Southwest and Delta remain in close quarters. Once a leader has been identified between the two leading airlines, the straggler must retreat to the offensive position. If Delta was sliding out of the leadership…

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    Profile of Singapore Airlines Singapore Airlines, or SIA, is the national airliner of Singapore which established on the year of 1972. With its home being located at Changi International Airport, according to their website, it currently has direct flight services to more than 60 destinations, 30 different countries worldwide. Singapore Airlines has Scoot, Tigerair and SilkAir as their subsidiaries. Current C.E.O. of Singapore Airlines is Mr. Goh Choon Phong, this Airline aims to become…

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