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    In case of Rolls Royce PLC v. DDIT RR-UK, supplied aero-engines and spare parts to customers in India. It had a subsidiary, RR-India, which provided certain services to RR-UK. RR-UK was marketing and selling goods to Indian customers through RR-India in India. Employees of RR-UK occupied and used the premises of RR-India during their visits in India. Indian Customers required to route the orders through RR-India office and not directly to RR-UK. Held that RR-India and its employees were…

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    Nepal Airlines Case Study

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    Chapter V: Summary, Discussions, and Implications 5.1 Summary and Conclusion The total respondents in this survey were 105. Since, the research is focused on people’s preference for airlines industry of Nepal, all the age group are included, starting from below 20 years to above 40 years. Diversity is maintained in survey by including people of different occupation, income level etc. People seem to expect many service attributes while travelling through airlines. Ten service attributes are…

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    *Civil Aviation facilities: Usually consist Civil Aviation Authority of the facilities: A - Civil Aviation Authority Bldg. B - Airports C - Civil Aviation Authority building: And containing at least the following departments: 1. Aviation safety standards. 2. Director General of Civil Aviation Authority. 3. Other departments as needed. *Management of aviation safety standards: Bear Aviation Administration safety standards overall responsibility for the activities related to safety in the civil…

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    Ryanair’s approach to HR from what I have gathered seems to mirror the company’s branding image as a “no frills” airline, as it has been seen to be no stranger to controversy when it comes to relations with its employees. In the recruitment process, Ryanair invite applicants to apply via the Ryanair website which is very well displayed with detail and imagery. It really gives the illusion to be a great fun company to work for with several images shown staff looking very happy smiling at work…

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    also “secondary-hub-secondary” strategy on connecting European secondary airports with cities in Asia and Australia with only one transfer. Thus, permitting it to enjoy a competitive advantage in travel time on a number of city pairs because legacy carriers offered itineraries with two transfers; “secondary-hub-hub-secondary” (Grimme, 2011, p.333). Additionally, up until then, for many states-owned airlines, it was more important achieving indirect state benefits, like tourism stimulation and…

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    Some of the most obvious and positive effects of aircraft are increasing the driving speed, reduction of travel time, warfare methods, commercial effects, the development of aeronautics, the jobs created by the construction of aircraft and aerospace industry, it promotes business and rapid trade and makes it much easier to transport goods and products to remote locations. A drive that normally takes 6 hours takes about 80 minutes via airplane. It makes the world more allies and globalized by…

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    TSA Disadvantages

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    I. Summary Since the foundation of the TSA a government operated system of airport security has been established. However disadvantages of this system have emerged such as poor customer satisfaction and high operating costs. The alternative is to go to a privately owned and operated contractor system. This would reduce costs and improve customer satisfaction and security. By giving the TSA an oversight function it would become more effective in searching for possible attacks and establishing…

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    Southwest Airlines Student’s Name University Affiliation Date Southwest Airlines After its inception in 1967, Southwest Airlines has grown tremendously to become one of America’s biggest airlines. As a young company, Southwest Airlines focused mostly on the families and leisure travelers are the main pool of customers. Over the last fifteen years, it has shifted its focus to incorporate the business travelers and other tourists. After creating a good relationship with its clients, it…

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    In the recent years Bulgaria’s tourism industry, has increased a lot, in addition the potential for development and improvement continues to be high. The highest percentage in the tourism sector is in the seaside and ski resorts. The state agency for tourism says that the health and wellness tourism accounts for only 3% of the whole tourism industry in the country. There is defiantly a need for improvement in this sector, e.g. more spa centres, better advertising and more recreational buildings.…

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    Risk Management through cost control - Aviation Industry G.Rajesh1, Yamuna Krishna2 1. Ph.D Scholar, School of Management Studies, Hindustan University. 2. Head, School of Management Studies, Hindustan University. Introduction: It is a well-known fact that aviation sector not only brings immense benefits to communities and economies around the world, but also acts as a key catalyst for the overall economic growth, social development and tourism thereby facilitating connectivity and access to…

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