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    Ryanair - The Low Fares Airline Strategic Analysis / 222621-0004 Strategic Management dr Maria Aluchna Ivan Martinov № 50170‚ e-mail: imartinov@gmail.com S. M. Sabbir № 50185‚ e-mail: ssmm0002@student.umu.se Assignment | 222621-0004 Strategic Management | Fall Semester 2010 | SGH Table of Contents 1. 2. Introduction ........................................................................................................................................... 3 Strategic Analysis .....

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    make to respond in case certain events occur. What if price war happens... To compete with the rivals‚ each airline introduced its own strategy. Famous full service carriers like Singapore Airlines and Thai Airways have set up low cost subsidiaries. Malaysia Airlines launched competitive promotion scheme while independent low-cost airlines like Valuair focused on improving customer services through offering additional benefits to customers. Obviously‚ the harsh competitiveness in the region strengthens

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    the industry into the black‚" IATA CEO Giovanni Bisignani said in a statement.  Open skyies agreement draw new enters attentions and also open the opportunities to new markets.  Peoples like to do self service than ever which reduce much operating cost.  More and more customers prefer to have less food but cheaper fare; In another way‚ some people prefer to pay more for luxury reason.  Demand on China route is creasing dramatically.  Threats of airline industry are‚  Planes‚ fuel‚ gates‚ major

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    and redistributed billions of dollars of value. Retail discounters such as Wal-Mart and Target‚ which entered the market with pioneering business models‚ now account for 75% of the total valuation of the retail sector. Low-cost U.S. airlines grew from a blip on the radar screen to 55% of the market value of all carriers. Fully 11 of the 27 companies born in the last quarter century that grew their way into the Fortune 500 in the past 10 years did so through business model innovation. Business Model: A Definition A

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    the airline industry as a whole; Scheduled‚ Charter‚ Low Cost and Freight. These airlines are situated at HUB’s‚ central airports that flights could be routed through (LHR) and fly to smaller SPOKE airports‚ which are the routes in which planes take out of the HUB airports (Smith‚ 2007). This system was introduced as a result of the US airline deregulation and benefits from offering more flights to passengers and allows airlines to provide low cost flights due to them making more of a profit. Even though

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    Mallaya: the king of good times; lovely air hostesses; in-flight entertainment etc. can be some of the things which come to every person’s mind. But nowhere does the word low cost‚ economy or cheap strikes our mind. Then what led Mr. Mallaya to acquire Air Deccan‚ the low cost airline founded by Capt. Gopinath‚ the pioneer in Indian low cost aviation? Kingfisher Airlines‚ owned by United Breweries commenced its operations in the year 2005 and in order to hasten its progress it acquired Air Deccan to enter

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    Menu planning.

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    marking objectives: - what guest wants‚ location‚ prices‚ times - must bring back guests for more visit * Menu must meet quality of standard - quality and nutrition go hand in hand - flavor‚ shapes‚ texture‚ palatability‚ flair * Menu must be cost effective * Menu must be accurate * Menu must blend old with new - balance between traditional and innovation - give new menu items to give guests fresh perspective * Staff must be able to produce and service items on the menu Menu design factors:

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    service or good. Easyjet is a business offering service products‚ flights across destinations‚ in the transportation industry. Easyjet operates over 500 routes and has 182 aircrafts in 28 countries. Easy-Jet positions itself as low-cost airlines or better as cutting costs airlines. Its product strategy stops to the actual product without concern about the augmented product. They don ’t offer service at all but just the ticket. For example Easy-Jet ’s product strategy ends at the expected level

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    JetBlue Airways airline was established by David Neeleman as a low-fare airline with high-quality customer service. His goal was to create an airline that was innovative for the current market. Their main focus was to provide service to areas that were underserved as well as to large cities with overpriced fares. He aimed to establish a strong brand that differentiated itself from its competitors by being a safe‚ reliable and low cost-airline. Neeleman managed to achieve this partially by hiring friendly

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    decision of Qantas to launch Jetstar in order to retain the 60% domestic aviation market from its competitors has been a strategic success or not. This paragraph will critically analyse the change management information gathered to launch Jetstar low cost airline in May 2004 by using the Data Collection Feedback Cycle change model. Nadler (1977) as cited in Cumming and Worley (2009:122) highlights that the Data Collection Feedback model consists of five phases that are (1) planning to collect data

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