Category: Airlines

Introduction Now-a-days nursing has developed its all functional activities in accordance with technological, political or socio-economical rapid change. The changing boundaries of professional responsibility and its influence on their scope of practice have been emerged. Nursing around the world needs to feel the confident and the essential and significant contribution to the provision of safe,…

Evaluation of Company’s Current Social Media and Viral Activity Social media has become an essential part of a modern society built on opportunities provided by technological progress and instant communication. For businesses and organizations of all forms and sizes, social media has become an effective tool for promoting their products and building communication with consumers.…

British Airways is an international aviation company that offers both passenger and cargo transport services. The company has its headquarters located in London, England, at Heathrow Airport. It is the second largest airline in the UK based on the size of its fleet. Since the beginning of its operation, the business organization has undertaken a…

The adverse influence on environment prompted aviation to develop effective initiatives. United Airlines has designed several strategies while ensuring environmental sustainability. The company’s fuel efficiency, materials management, low-carbon fuels, and partnership with environmental organizations are clearly communicated initiatives that can motivate other airlines to launch similar projects. United Airlines makes tangible efforts to decrease its…

Table of Contents Optimized ‘Size and Shape’ of the Airline and Financial Plan Financial Plan: Financial Assumptions Aircraft Cost on a Purchase Basis Pro Forma Cash Flow Works Cited Optimized ‘Size and Shape’ of the Airline and Financial Plan The functional organizational structure is rigid by definition. It has some drawbacks that affect not only…

Table of Contents Abstract Introduction The European Airline Industry Competitiveness of Capitalist Markets The Concept of Free Markets and the Airline Industry in Europe Conclusion Reference List Abstract From the perspective of organizations in the airline industry in Europe, this paper discusses the extent of competitiveness of capitalist markets in a bid to determine whether…

The book “Nuts!” Southwest Airlines’ proposes a unique history of one of the most successful American airlines, Southwest Airlines. The book consists of four parts divided on separate chapters. Each chapter is devoted to a certain stage of economic and organizational development of the company. The aim of the book is to describe and analyze…

Analysis of Nike manufacturer’s strategic management Nike is a key player in the manufacturing of the sports gear of all manners. The company’s name is borrowed from the Greek god of victory. In order for the company to be successful in the market and acclaim its name in this facet of the market, the management…

David Neeleman’s original strategic vision for JetBlue was to “bring humanity back to air travel.” This was through the provision of low price air travel service that is affordable to all combined with comfort, value, and quality of onboard services. His ideas mostly were from professional and personal experiences. With new senior leadership at JetBlue…

In our globalizing world all of the processes are directed at receiving bigger incomes, buying more goods, purchasing larger volumes and numbers of units, consuming more and spending less. It seems like the suggestion of Mark Lapidus is based on the global way of thinking. Basically, the financier is trying to promote a completely new…