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reduce their operational cost to low. The INDIGO airline can leverage…

The number of competitors and their capabilities has become the main driver of competitive rivalry in the market. The market attractiveness will decrease when there are many competitors offering similar products and services. The entry of low cost carriers have increased the competitive level in airline industry. Besides, the tight regulation of the airline industry whereby safety become paramount leading to high operating cost. The competitive rivalry seems to be in the mature stage of…

capability, not an answer. No need to overplay the role, use charisma as an attribute and strive for more graceful leadership that requires you to attend higher needs of organization. Not many leader in air transport industry have charismatic leader but in Low Cost Carrier they really need charismatic leader to challenge and survive. Such a good examples are Sir Richard Branson and Tony…

Introduction Boeing 787 Dreamliner is the project plan of Boeing company about light weight aircraft with high technology. The project of this aircraft has facing several problems such as software problem that led to engine shutting down automatically, lithium ion battery that causes fire inside the aircraft and others problem that led delay in the production. The Boeing 787 has 3 different categories which are 787-3 that has been designed to fit in 250 passengers, 2 class, short range body and…

The passenger pigeon was once the most abundant birds in North America. They travel in large flocks. The flocks are so large they darkened the sky. Hunting and habitat destruction is what led to the extinction of the passenger pigeons. Martha was the name of the last known living passenger pigeon that died in 1914. There are plans to bring back the passenger pigeon by using a process called de extinction. The process will consist of reconstructing a genome; insert it into a band tailed pigeon…

In this article, star model is chosen to analyze the activities and actions that have been continuously undertaken by the American Airlines and United Airlines. This particular diagnostic model is more appropriate to the selected companies. This is due to the reason that it aids companies, especially the top leadership of the specific companies in ensuring that the changes being undertaken at any given time to ensure the specific company stays on the lead are guided or driven by a set of…

Company Airlines: Transition into a New Low-fare Carrier Part A Recently, the low-cost market has become the fastest growing airline sector and one of the most popular ways of travelling and organizing our private and business needs. Fair Skies Airlines are going to become a low-cost company offering low tariffs in exchange for eliminating many services which used to be included into the fare. Before the amendments take place, the detailed evaluation of the closest competitors should be done.…

STRATEGIC ANALYSIS OF EMIRATES A CASE STUDY EMIRATES: STRATEGIC ANALYSIS 1) INTRODUCTION: It all caught pace in 1985. The time was the foundational flight of what was ordained to be converted into Middle East’s largest and principal Airline i.e. Emirates. This paper descriptively talks about the strategic study of Emirates Airlines. 1st part of this paper will deal in detail about a brief description of the organization and its roots in history and its conception. The second section…

Southwest Airlines: CSR In this era of globalization, sustainable development, ethical business practices and Corporate Social Responsibility is the need of the hour. Perhaps the best example of a contemporary organization that has used these principles effectively is Southwest Airlines. McGee-Cooper, Trammell, & Looper (2008) describes how Colleen Barrett, a leader at Southwest works passionately with her followers by holding herself accountable to their needs and creating a supportive…

In the years following the deregulation, two main network structures became dominant, hub-and-spoke among full service airlines, and point-to-point, among low cost carriers (LCCs). Network designing implies that an airline has to make decisions about markets that it will serve, how to serve those markets, what the consequences of rerouting the flows through the hub are, etc. From passengers’ point of view…