Essays on Airline

Aviation has had a great impact on the world as a whole. Aviation has impacted transportation greatly, making it the most efficient and least time-consuming way to get across the world. Although it is fairly new, advancements that have been made in the past 100…

This project aim to study the strategies, challenges and understand its problems in implementation of CRM with the help of HRM in the Air India (NACIL) company, and this would be confined to HR relating to the Air India. Air India is a state-owned Company…

Executive summary The purpose of this report is to compose a new strategy for a client, Norwegian Air Shuttle (referred to as NAS from now on). In order to obtain this new strategy, a short overview of the external environment containing the most important aspects…

It sounded very promising: the futuristic Concorde airplane halved flight time during its operations and was marked as world’s fastest airliner. However, on July 25, 2000, an Air France Concorde crashed upon take-off, killing all on board and four people on the ground. For me,…

There is no doubt that airport security has been changed significantly during the past decades. After the incident of Cubana Flight 455 on October 6, 1976 (world’s first terrorist attack while in flight) security screening at the airport has been getting tighter and tighter. As…

Defining the Problem Beginning in 2010, at the apex of United Airlines’ merger with the financially-troubled Continental Airlines, United saw its performance and satisfaction ratings plummet. Any airline is sure to have a few horror stories regarding how their customers were treated but it appears…

The airline company started operating on5th May, 1993. With a slogan of “The Joy Of Flying ” . The parent company being Tailwinds Private Limited the company has a base in Mumbai, India. The company holds the second largest name in Indian aviation industry after…

Air travel motivates unlimited open doors for organizations to associate with new prospects and search out undiscovered markets. Air fly out is fundamental to the development of the tourism business and reinforces our capacity to exchange Canadian items. Canada has the assets and ability to…

For nearly seven decades during the 20th century, air transportation managed to soar to new heights due to regulated policies. First, the industry was primarily developed with direct aid from the United States government which proved to have unwavering control over services. This authority quickly…

Air Serbia was established in 1927 under the name Aeroput, when the company began its operations in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. After the WW II, in 1948, the company was nationalized and renamed to JAT (Jugoslovenski Aerotransport), thus operating as a flag carrier for the…