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    The competition between low cost airlines and full service airlines within the airline industry is becoming fierce. Since 2000, traditional airlines have gained low profits due to the expansion of no-frills. In addition, a number of incidents such as 9/11 have also influenced several businesses including the aviation sector but in fact, some European low cost airlines such as Ryanair did not become the victim of economic downturn because of their economical operating costs. Over the past decade,…

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    Jetblue Case Study

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    Direct foreign investments for American Airlines and JetBlue Both companies employ other manufacturing companies for the production of their aircraft. American Airlines fleet includes aircraft from Boeing, Airbus, Bombardier, and Embraer; on the other hand, JetBlue's air fleet is limited to aircraft from Airbus and Embraer. Neither of them manufacture their own aircraft; in that sense, none of them can really dive into direct foreign investment. According to the book "Marketing Management"…

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    Table of Contents Executive Summary List of Figure List of Tables 1.0 Critically demonstration of relevant knowledge/understanding of the current position of the brand 1.1 Introduction Founded in 1947 as Air Ceylon, Sri Lankan Airlines is the national airline in Sri Lanka. It’s based at the Bandaranaike International. Sri Lankan Airline is a member of IATA and ICAO, flying over 34 destinations around the world and it is managed by the Sri Lankan government. The airline has a strong…

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    Content for- http://www.charterjetairlines.com/empty-leg.php What are the Empty leg Flights and its concept Empty leg flights also known as empty sector operates even when without passengers. For instance if you have booked your flight for destination A to B than jet will return to destination B to A and in some other conditions they move to destination B to C to pick passengers for C to A, even the journey of destination B to c is called empty leg flights. Why you can choose Empty leg…

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    Fly Dubai Case Study

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    Fly Dubai Reference Link: www.flydubai.com About Us Established in 2008, Fly Dubai is one of the leading airline service in Dubai. The company initiated its operations with a vision to enhance flight service coupled with excellent customer service. The company has over 90 flying destinations with more than 1500 flights with more than 6000 support staff. The company has the largest fleet of Boeing airbus services. The company offers various services to the customer including cargo operating…

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    Ryanair's generally engaged geographic presentation seemingly mitigates this introduction in respect to carriers with a more worldwide system. With a heretofore unblemished record with regards to deadly mischances, open recognition could be unfavorably influenced if Ryanair somehow happened to be involved in a serious accident. Discussing about the loss of…

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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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