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    Background The ski industry is a valuable component of the tourism industry. With nearly 400 million skier visits every year (Miragaia & Martins, 2015), encompassing 67 countries worldwide (Vanat, 2017). In Canada, ski industry contributes significantly to the Canadian tourism. According to Canadian ski council, ski industry generated an estimate of $1.376 billion for the year 2016-17 (https://www.skicanada.org/canadian-ski-snowboard-industry-revenues-estimated-nearly-1-4-billion/). In 2012,…

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    Question A1: How can the department of traffic Services at UAE benefit from applying a BI solution? The traffic police department in UAE (United Arab Emirates), using business intelligence in by adopting predictive business analytics. This enabled the traffic police department to identify the areas of the city that were more prone to accidents, and thereby enable more traffic police officers to be placed in those locations to prevent incidents. An increasing challenge faced by the traffic police…

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    Currently the world witnesses a very dynamic, aircraft manufacturing industry, which invests billions and billions in its projects, due to tough market competitors. In order to achieve their goal and objectives, any project requires an efficient management. However, due to a diversity of issues, goals are not always achieved nor targets are met. During the 21st century, the aircraft manufacturing industry was leaded in the world by two major’s commercial jet manufacturers, namely Boeing and…

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    Spice Jet Case Study

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    Mr Ajay Singh through his relentless efforts has tried to revive the growth for spice jet by introducing various initiatives as mentioned in the case study. We have tried to address the two issues of devising alternative strategy and compete against new entrants by formulating strategies which spice jet could employ in future to be a dominant player in the Indian Aviation Market. Turn Around time is one of the most crucial elements where an Aviation company could optimize its operation. It is…

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    SMBC AVIATION CAPITAL INTRODUCTION SMBC AVIATION CAPITAL is a leading global aircraft leasing company that works with airlines to help them with capital and the air crafts required for them to successfully progress their business. They operate worldwide with the whole range of customers from dynamic start-ups to well established national airlines. It mainly deals with the aiding of its clients (airlines) run their dynamic fleet as well as their airplane financing necessities. Apart from…

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    Swot Analysis Boeing

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    SWOT ANALYSIS Boeing is one of the dominant businesses in the large commercial airlines (LCA). It has travelled a long journey to reach this position. During this long journey, it has exploited various opportunities and strengths and has overcome weakness and threats to reach this position. The assessment of Boeing's strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats and how these elements were perceived within the time scale of the case study between 2002 and 2006 are explained in this case…

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    According to the encyclopedia, the airline industry is “the business of transporting paying passengers and freight by air along regularly scheduled routes, typically by airplanes but also by helicopter.” (Airline, 2016). The airline industry is constantly growing and is central to the expansion of other industries taking place (The Airline Industry, 2016). It is a major industry that many people rely on. The recent changes in the airline industry have greatly impacted our economy and our…

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    Catastrophic and heartbreaking are the two words to represent the year of 2001 for many Americans. The 9/11 terrorist attacks caused major emotional, and economic impact around the globe. The American airline industry suffered significant economic and social loss, leaving major airline companies on the verge of bankruptcy. While most airline companies were financially and emotionally suffering, the Southwest airline appeared to be at its most successful and profitable period. Indeed, Southwest’s…

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    My Defining Moment Essay

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    I remember that exact moment. The moment where my life would change with the next step I took. Looking out the window of the airplane, I wondered how my new home, Hong Kong, would be like. So many questions were whizzing around in my head. “Will the kids at my school be nice?” “How are the teachers going to be like?” “How will I communicate with the locals there? I don’t even speak Chinese!” As the thundering roar of the plane began to fill the cabin and the safety announcements began to play, I…

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    The following research paper will discuss the 3rd-degree price discrimination model within the airline industry, the basic revenue management model used by airlines and further price discrimination techniques, as well as primary research involving data gathered from Delta & Southwest Airlines. The collected data will ultimately be used to show the relationship between time of departure and fare price. Price Discrimination The 3rd-degree price discrimination model describes suppliers selling the…

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