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    affecting their airlines business. The firm have to identify its internal strengths (S) and weaknesses (W) and also examine external opportunities (O) and threats (T). STRENGTHS The first of SWOT analysis for Air Asia airlines is the internal strengths analysis. There are some strengths…

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    Tata Airlines Case Study

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    India came to be the world's early all-jet airline. In 1971, the airline seized transport of its early Boeing 747-200B shouted Ruler Ashoka (registered VT-EBD). This coincided alongside the introduction of the 'Palace in the Sky' livery and branding. A feature of this livery is the paintwork concerning every single airplane window, in the cusped arch style of windows in Indian palaces. In 1986 Air India seized transport of the Airbus A310-300; the airline is the biggest operator of this kind in…

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    Ktch Airlines Case Study

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    5.1 CRM Implementation at KLM Royal Dutch Airlines 5.1.1 Brief history: 1919 – Dutch Queen grants the 'Royal' attribute to KLM and foundation of KLM Royal Dutch Airlines 1921 - KLM starts its own fleet of aircraft and pilots 1971 - KLM head office established 1988 - Takeover of Netherlines airline 1989 - 20% stake in Northwest Airlines 1991 - KLM Citihopper formed 1991 – KLM increased its stake in Transavia from 40 - 80% 1996 - 26% share in Kenya airlines 1998 - KLM and Malaysian code share…

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    Authoritarianism Disguised as Asian Democracy: The Effect of Single Party Dominance on Malaysia and Singapore’s Political System In our current political landscape, most democracies achieve political legitimacy from a popular belief in an effective government. This relationship between legitimacy and democracy lies in the acknowledgement of key democratic features like representative elections, a multi-party system, citizen rule, limitations on lawmakers, respect for minority rights, etc.…

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    Singlobal Case Study

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    1.0 Introduction – Juney Singlobal started off as a regional airline with a full economy class facility which gradually venture into business class as technology allow fleets to fly further and more facilities in the fleet. (to incl ratio of economy and biz class?) Singlobal first started off with Korea serving as the main airport. The airline adopted the “hub-and-spoke” business strategy to route their plane traffic. With this strategy in plan, a central airport that flights will be routed…

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    i. Valuable Capabilities Ryanair, an Ireland airlines company capturing the hearts of its customer by offering lower fares to those targets fare conscious leisure and business travelers who might be otherwise use a substitute form of transportations. The increase cost of lifestyles nowadays will make the customer to prefer the low-cost options as much as possible. Even though the company is known to be one of the low-cost airline company in Europe, the company also focus on a better customer…

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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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    Nepal Airlines Case Study

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    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 considered in this research and customers’ preferences for those…

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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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    Ettihad Airways Case Study

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    company was established in July 2003. Also, Etihad Airways was known during the past 10 years and one of the fastest growing airlines in commercial aviation history. Etihad Airways has a set of awards that highlighted its position as one of the leading brands in the world in a manner distinct. Also received an award for 5 consecutive years on it’s (the world's leading airline) at a ceremony for the World Travel Awards. Abu Dhabi is the center of Etihad Company which is also the capital of…

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