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    Continental Airlines

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    Case Study > Data Warehousing Continental Airlines I. Executive Summary Table of Contents I II III IV V Executive Summary The Decision to Invest Implementation New Business Strategies ROI 2 4 6 9 19 20 Technical Appendix A Continental’s comeback from “Worst to First” is an airline industry legend. Now the company is engaged in a new initiative to move from “First to Favorite.” To support this ambitious initiative, Continental tapped into its Enterprise Data Warehouse and expanded it

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    According to Fortune 500 (2015), Delta airlines is the largest airline in the world today and is able to fly to 567 worldwide destinations in over 100 countries. Delta airlines owns and operates its own reservations system and data and they give the employees stock in the company with profit sharing and stock ownership. One weakness of Delta airlines is the relying on it 's much older refurbished airplanes. Since oil prices are low they are able to save on costs but that could change if they oil

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    The Airline industry has been around for decades, but in the long run it is still a pretty new type of industry. Therefore, there are still growing pains that need to be worked out. There are many small companies, but the major Southwest competitors are Delta/Northwest, Continental/United, JetBlue, and Allegiant. Southwest continues to have to fight for consumers against these airlines. There are a few strategies being implemented by competitors that Southwest Airlines needs to be concerned about

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    Executive Summary Southwest Airlines is a competitor in the airline industry who models themselves as a low fare company who cares about people. These two aspects are that backbone to their business. It is what sets them apart from their major competitors, such as Delta/Northwest, Continental/United, JetBlue, and Allegiant. Government regulation has allowed for more travel due to deregulation. This means there are more consumers than ever entering the industry. As more consumers enter the market

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    such as declining unemployment rates and rising income levels. Therefore, airline companies such as Southwest Airlines differentiate their brands from competitors by proactively creating value for customers. Since 2001, the airline industry has experienced greater costs due to the failing economy, volatile prices for fuel, and increased global competition. In order to combat these environmental factors, Southwest Airlines keeps airfare costs lower than those of competitors, focuses on fuel-efficient

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    articles which were published on the Ryanair Airline in Europe. To me, the online resources are more utilized as book resources which can be dated back to 20th century or more. The article 's which I read gives different facts and the information on marketing strategies which were used by the Ryanair Airline. Many of the contents are related to the work which I learned from this course on Airlines, and Airline Management and Marketing. The Ryanair Airline is known for its ' low airfare and consistent

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    Mission Statement Analysis Southwest Airlines and United Airlines have been direct competitors in the airline business for a number of years. As time has passed, we have seen Southwest take a more Servant Leadership minded approach, while United decided upon a more traditional style of Leadership. From their mission statements, along with reviews from flyers and profitability, to the overall culture of the companies, we look to see how these two airlines compete, and which one comes out on top. Mission

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    Running head: DELTA AIRLINES Delta Airlines Makenzie Durgin Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Delta Airlines Abstract Delta Airlines is a commercial airline company that has been around since 1924. They fly to many destinations all over the world. Their fleet of airplanes consists of 822 airplanes. Delta Airlines is currently headquartered out of Atlanta, Georgia. Getting from point A to point B with Delta would be easy and plausible with their ability to service over 325 travel

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    1. Delta Airlines is a major American airline company and one of the world’s largest global airlines. The company has operation hubs in the USA, Japan, and France. (Delta Airlines, 2016). 2. USA, Japan, and France are all members of the IMF, the World Bank, and WTO. 3. All three countries actively follow the guidelines of these major international institutions. According to Managing Director of the IMF (Kohler, 2002), “There has been a near-revolution in transparency at the IMF, and a steady

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    At Southwest Airlines, "We Love Your Bags" MRKT 5000 1. Describe the various promotion elements that Southwest Airlines uses in its integrated marketing communications. Southwest Airlines Company is an American airline with headquarters in Dallas, Texas. Based on domestic passengers carried, Southwest Airlines is the largest airline in the United States.  (2010 -06-30)[upThe The airline operates more than 3,400 flights a day [update]utilizing a fleet of 552 aircraft. While operating in an extremely

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