Category: Airlines

This paper will deal with issues related to organisational structures using examples of two companies Southwest Airlines and Semco to identify what makes these companies different in their structure and how it contributes to their effectiveness and better performance. Southwest Airlines Southwest Airlines was established as a low cost airline company in the US in…

Table of Contents Introduction The Southwest Airlines Recent innovations, causes and success The Southwest Innovation culture Reference List Introduction Success in innovations only comes about as a result of keen examining of the needs of the consumer and coming up with a product that matches these needs in order to win a competitive advantage on…

Table of Contents Introduction Marketing Marketing Challenges Current co-operate culture Conclusion References Introduction According to Belobaba (1999, p.14) a look at the airline industry shows that Classic airlines is the worlds fifth largest airline. It has been facing some problems because of the tough market conditions in the airline industry (Golbe, 1986, p.3). Marketing The…

American Airlines is foremost a service company, simplistically offering two basic kinds of services. Measured by its fleet, a number of passengers, and revenue, it is the worlds biggest airline company. Despite its size and influence in air travel, the company experienced significant financial struggles. It filed for bankruptcy in 2011, stating decreasing demand for…

Introduction Environmental analysis is an important aspect of business assessment that serves various purposes in aligning strategic policies within the internal and external surroundings. In David and Davids (2014) opinion, environmental analysis is a fundamental approach incorporated in identifying internal and external elements of any business environment. As a result, environmental evaluation is significant in…

Southwest Airlines is a company with a short history that began its operations approximately in the second half of the last century. At the beginning of the twentieth century, Southwest Airlines fleet grew from a couple of Boeings in Texas to a dozen planes that circulate between a thousand destinations. Nowadays, Southwest Airlines has extended…

Table of Contents Brand focus Modes of booking and technological edge Pricing strategies and yield Bibliography Brand focus The brand identity of United Airlines is based on the premise the company can offer both comfort and security to its clients. This message is conveyed through various channels. For example, one can mention their slogan Fly…

Introduction Financial analysis pertains to corporate finance and investment business economics. Internal financial reporting is a corporate practice involving the compilation of financial records for frequent internal usage (Khoja et al., 2019). The documentation may contain classified data, such as institution metrics, economic condition, scorecards, net present value (NPV), and internal rate of return (IRR),…

For Southwest Airlines, one of the worlds prominent low-cost carriers, positive organizational change, in the form of promoting a culture of improvement, can support and improve its competitive advantage globally. Organizational change can maximize the carriers global reputation as an animal-friendly and reliable carrier. It would support the companys ability to differentiate itself from the…

Various groups such as shareholders, governments, employees, communities and creditors use audited financial statements of companies. Financial statements provide the potential users with a narrow insight into the strengths and weaknesses of a business. Reflectively, financial statements do not give an in-depth depiction of performance of an entity (Siddidui, 2005 p.623). Such full view of…