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    1.0 Introduction 1.1 Purpose The purpose of this essay is to discuss the key strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats (SWOT) of Singapore International Airlines (SIA). In additional of the core competencies of the company, their relevance vision and mission statement. At the end, we will sum up with the strategy undertaken by SIA in the case study by justifying the merits and demerits of SIA’s strategic response. 1.2 Background Incorporated on 28 January 1972 as Mercury Singapore…

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    flown, by discharged on Tuesday by the avionics controller. The Gurgaon-based spending plan aerial shuttle, controlled by business visionaries Rahul Bhatia and Rakesh Gangwal, has a 31.6% offer of the local air travel business sector, leaving Jet Airways (India) Ltd bunch at a removed second with a 21.8% offer, April information from the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) show. Propelled in 2006, IndiGo had collected a 29.8% piece of the overall industry by April 2013, trailed by Jet…

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    AVSECO Case Study

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    Challenges to AVSECO from 3RS Introduction AVSECO is the sole aviation security service provider in HKIA that operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. It currently has over 4,000 employees and is expected to grow rapidly to over 6,000 employees thanks to the ‘three-runway system’ project (3RS). The 3RS is intending to build an additional runway to the existing 2 runways in HKIA, and together with the re-built of Passenger Terminal Building 2 and the 3rd Runway Concourse, 3RS can be operated as…

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    Iberia and British Airways were trying to increase their dominance in the market, that was shrinking due to the rise of LCCs (low-cost carriers) in Europe and the industry consolidation. Both companies agreed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) setting out the basis for a proposed merger of equals to create a new one. The two airlines began discussing a merger moved by the challenging economic conditions they were both facing. The British and Spanish flag carrier suffered heavy losses and…

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    Air Asia Case Study

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    Air Asia is the biggest airline company in Malaysia which have fleet size and destination. According to the history of Air Asia in Jump Start Malaysia: The Air Asia Definitive Guide to Malaysia, Truly Asia, the company established in year 1993 and begins to operate since 1996 to present. It was founded by government owned conglomerate; DRB Hicom. Unfortunately, in 2001, the company was heavily in debt. It was then bought by the former Time Warner executive; Tony Fernandes who owned the Tune Air…

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    Ryanair Cost

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    Ryanair has been recognised as the second largest airline due to the high number of passengers carried. However, Ryanair faces some challenges as it grows when they try to maintain their revenue growth and at the same time keeping their price tickets low. In this case, Ryanair has operated its business in an efficient manner where it has used various methods of reducing cost to create value for Ryanair Holding business and its customers. The main method it has used to add value to Ryanair’s…

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    To what extent is it essential that ryanair operates at the lowest cost in its industry in order to be competitive in the mass market? (25 Marks) Ryanair is an airline company which offers low cost tickets, in order to keep its ticket prices low ryanair must ensure its costs are low to be able to ensure it makes a profit. Ryanair’s ability to keep costs so low and offer cheap tickets allows the company to provide its product to the mass market, this is necessary in order for ryanair…

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    The airline industry is one that is highly competitive and challenging. In 2005, Delta filed for bankruptcy protection. However, it managed to emerge out of it. Delta realized that in order to gain success in this industry, they had to fix their business and operating model. In a business, one is often faced with opportunities and challenges. However, a business has to know how to leverage aspects such big data, analytics and visualization technologies because these are the things that will…

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    Air Asa Case Study

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    so growth rate is not too high, and so Air Asia has to try to be winner between its competitors. Air Asia offers flights with lower price that other companies, but there are some companies that also offer service by the same price such as tiger Airways and firefly and also these companies provide service with the same level of Air Asia so, in this case rivalry among existing competitor is quit high to Air…

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    Southwest Airlines founded in 1967 by Rollin and Herb Kelleher is one of the largest airline in US.Its headquarters in the Texas, US which started its service in 1971. They are running in profit continuously for 41 years from 1973-2014.There core values are  South west customers are king for them  Providing short point to point service without or no hub connection.  Providing the highest customer service and giving them free and equal treatment to all.  Building friendly & cordial…

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