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    Alaska Airlines

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    roots. Today, Alaska Airlines is the 7th largest US air carrier and is ranked 5th for overall performance among the top 12 carriers for 2014(Alaska airlines: Company facts.; Bowen & Headley, 2015). Notably, in 2015 Alaska Airlines carried 21 million passengers on 173 thousand flights resulting in 27.768 billion Revenue Passenger Miles (RPM) and 32.694 billion Available Seat Miles (ASM) which accounted for 4.5% share of passenger travel in the US (Bureau of transportation statistics: Air…

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    Jet Fuel

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    to do everything they can to try to increase the efficiency of their fleet. There are many factors that go into how much fuel each plane uses. since a plane uses more fuel during takeoff and climb, the climb is a bigger part of a short flight vs. a longer flight where it will be at cruising altitude longer. It takes fuel to carry fuel and a 747 filled to the max with over 6500 gallons of fuel weighing 6.8 lbs for each gallon, that adds a lot of weight. For that reason airlines do not fill the…

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    Words or terms such as back taxi, angel flight, crab angle, $100 hamburger, and many more will have different meaning from what that is used every day. For example, the term “hundred dollar hamburger” is slang for private aviation pilots who just want an excuse to fly. There are some religious practices that were not allowed on planes as rules on the plan forbid them. Causing uproar for religious people, the issue would continue as the rules were made to protect everyone on the plane. Some…

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    2.2 Navigation Functions each airline websites provided in navigation are various such as flight booking, flight information, travel information, holiday packages (car rental and hotel booking), manage booking, promotions and club rewards, etc. Flight information mainly referred to the flying experience such as travel classes, meals, entertainment and baggage. Travel information introduced destination guides, visas and travel news related to airlines’ routes. Each airline websites did not…

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    Air Arabia Case Study

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    started operating 28 different destinations around the world, but now it flies to 89 destinations with a fleet size of 35 planes. It was the first low-fare organization in the Middle East started on the 3rd of February in 2003. The airline had its first flight on the 28th Of October 2003 from Sharjah to Al Bahrain. The company offers almost 40% less price than the other airlines, which helps them gaining much more customers. In 2008, the company had some political…

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    Introduction Emirates Airlines is an international airline carter that introduced itself into the airline industry on 25th October 1985, in that same year it also took its first routes out of Dubai with only two aircrafts, a leased Boeing 737 and an Airbus 300 B4. Ever since its startup, the company’s goal has been kept true of favoring quality over quantity, and over the years since taking those baby steps onto the travel industry, Emirates airline as a company has grew into a globally…

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    1. INTRODUCTION Airlines are one of the important means of transport around the world and considered one of the quickest mode of transport in most of the country in the world. “The accident rate for airline travel is lower than for any other mode of transportation, and it continues to decline” (Lane, 2005). However, with incidents like September 11 attack, MH370 and MH17, it shows that accidents do happen and cause a lot of fatalities. “Airlines choose to avoid the financial distress by…

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    of Ryanair flights is a huge issue for other carrier commercial enterprises and they have thought that it was hard to do same. It is conceivable that new participants will confront the same trouble. Ryanair utilised a single fleet of air craft which takes into account economies of scale in planning and preparing groups, upkeep, and stocking of extra parts. The climbing expense of fuel costs and the European Union regulation of 1st February 2005 of recompense payout to clients for flights…

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    The present assignment is related to the case to the case study of SKY- HIGH airlines. Sky-High Airlines (SHA) is a transnational company, owner of small airline companies in different countries and focus on providing Luxury travel at a premium price; although recent pressure of the competition has force them to rethink their corporate strategy. One of the present objectives of the CEO and Board of Director is to reduce their operational cost, in order to keep their position in the market.…

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    London Heathrow Airport Introduction London Heathrow Airport is a most important international airport in West London, England, United Kingdom. Heathrow is one of the busiest airports in the United Kingdom and the busiest airport in Europe by passenger traffic. It is also the third busiest airport in the world in 2014, it handled a record of 73.4 million passengers, a 1.4 percent increase from 2013. Heathrow is situated in 22 km; 14 mi, west of Central London, and has two parallel east–west…

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