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Husein, Khaled A. "Airlines marketing : a case study of the Middle East Airlines." Thesis, University of Strathclyde, 1989. http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.317822.

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Lau, Wai-man. "Relationship marketing : the case of Cathay Pacific Airways /." Hong Kong : University of Hong Kong, 1998. http://sunzi.lib.hku.hk/hkuto/record.jsp?B19878023.

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Jakobsson, Christina, and Markus Herrmann. "Scandinavian Airlines : En fallstudie om Scandinavian Airlines kundrelationer." Thesis, Uppsala University, Department of Business Studies, 2009. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:uu:diva-106312.

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For many companies, the Internet has revolutionized the relationship they have with their customers concerning costumer service. The use of Information Technology in regard to Internet as a media has provided companies with the opportunity to build customer databases in order to target their customers individually. The airline industry was one of the first pioneers to use the full potential of Internet to improve customer relations and its profits which we aim to investigate in greater detail in our thesis.

Our thesis answers the question on how Scandinavian Airlines' (SAS) Eurobonus department uses their website to create valuable and profitable relationships with SAS loyalty club members through direct marketing. In order to answer our research question, three key informants have been interviewed - each representing different sub departments at Eurobonus; service and support, IT and marketing. Our results were that the Eurobonus department use direct marketing methods by sending customized e-mail offerings to target specific customer, using their customer databases. Other findings were that SAS Eurobonus' customer relations were vital and well functioning, except for the fact that SAS homepage lacks sufficient opportunities to create a dialogue and proper communication between Eurobonus and its customers.


För många organisationer har Internet revolutionerat förhållandet för kundservice. Med hjälp av informationsteknologi med Internet som medium kan organisationer skapa kunddatabaser som ger dem möjlighet att behandla kunder som enskilda individer. Flygbranschen var en av de första att inse de många möjligheterna med Internet för att förbättra kundrelationerna och att göra dessa lönsammare, och detta ämnar vi undersöka i denna uppsats.

Uppsatsen behandlar hur flygbolaget, Scandinavian Airlines, SAS, Eurobonusavdelning arbetar med direktmarknadsföring via sin hemsida för att skapa bättre och lönsammare relationer med sina medlemmar i Eurobonusprogrammet. För uppsatsens räkning har tre av SAS medarbetare, som var och en representerar olika Eurobonusavdelningar, intervjuats: service och support, IT och marknadsföringsavdelningen. Vi har kommit fram till att Eurobonusavdelningen använder sig av direktmarknadsföring främst via e-post till sina kunder och att informationen i e-postmeddelandet är individualiserat till kunden - vilket är möjligt genom Eurobonus kunddatabaser. Vi kom även fram till att Eurobonus idag har fungerande kundrelationer, det saknas dock en fungerande dialog mellan kunden och företaget på hemsidan.

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劉偉文 and Wai-man Lau. "Relationship marketing: the case of Cathay Pacific Airways." Thesis, The University of Hong Kong (Pokfulam, Hong Kong), 1998. http://hub.hku.hk/bib/B3126895X.

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Keprta, Jan. "Changes to the marketing strategy of the airline industry in Europe due to the proliferation of low-cost airlines in Europe." Master's thesis, Vysoká škola ekonomická v Praze, 2015. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-201758.

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The aim of this thesis is to analyze the changes to marketing strategy of airline companies in Europe due the proliferation of low-cost carriers in Europe. The thesis is divided into three parts. In the theoretical part the marketing strategy framework is established by reviewing the latest literature on marketing theory and its application to the airline industry. The second chapter provides the historical background and shows the specifics of the airline industry in order to determine when the proliferation of low-cost carriers in Europe occurred. It also analyzes the impact the proliferation had on the business operations of the network carriers by looking at the changes to different elements of the marketing mix. Finally the third chapter summarizes the authors research on consumer behavior in the airline industry. The research was conducted through a quantitative questionnaire and it investigates consumers perception of price and brand awareness.
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Jamart, Thierry, and Stefanie Kupka. "The achievement of sustainable competitive advantage through relationship marketing." Thesis, Halmstad University, School of Business and Engineering (SET), 2009. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:hh:diva-2510.

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Nowadays, the European airline market is characterized by two major different airline business models; the full service airlines and the low cost airlines. Secondary, appeared for the first time in 1985 in form of the Irish low cost carrier Ryanair. In recent days, the European low cost market stands out through its growth potential and high competitiveness. Therefore, startup companies aiming to join the wave of success as well as insolvency of newly established airlines are part of the daily occurrence. The challenge, that established low cost airlines are faced with, is to create competitive advantages against new entrants and direct competitors under the circumstances of environmental changes. In addition to the described problem a model was developed in order to picture the situation. This paper aims to provide an answer to the specific question: How do low cost airlines use relationship marketing in order to enhance, maintain and attract new customers? The second step is to figure out how those tools affect the airlines generic strategy. The purpose of this study is to find out how low cost airlines in Europe deal with tools of relationship marketing and what are the effects those tools have on generic strategies. This thesis is based on a case study within the European low cost airlines market, with a special focus on three airlines: Ryanair, EasyJet and Air Berlin. These questions are addressed using information obtained in interviews with respondents from the airlines that were recently conducted in Brussels and Bremen by personal interviews and additionally by telephone interviews and email contact. The results show that relationship marketing tools are used in a different extent by the airlines. The authors could not find evidence that using relationship marketing tools is the single solution to compete more successfully than without. It is further argued by the authors that RM is just one aspect strengthening the generic strategy in order to gain sustainable competitive advantage.

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Gallardo, M. Andrea. "Copa vacations Chile." Tesis, Universidad de Chile, 2015. http://repositorio.uchile.cl/handle/2250/136720.

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La industria del turismo se ha convertido en una de las industrias limpias con mayor potencial a nivel global tanto para generar ingresos, empleos y desarrollo regional. Cada dia, el turismo se convierte en una posibilidad real de mejorar la calidad de vida y de incrementar los ingresos de las comunidades locales asociadas a atractivos turisticos desarrollados o en vias de desarrollo, siendo una actividad inclusiva y que permite dar a conocer a nivel internacional a los paises. En este sentido es que se hace imprescindible la colaboración de los prestadores de servicios como son hoteles, transportes, excursiones y, como gran participante, las lineas aereas, sin las cuales el transportar grandes cantidades de turistas a cada uno de estos destinos sería imposible. En cifras de la OMT, la actividad turistica emisiva a nivel mundial durante el año 2014 presenta quinto año consecutivo de crecimiento por sobre la media, post crisis economica de 2009. En 2014, la cantidad de turistas que dejaron sus paises de residencia para viajar a destinos internacionales tuvo un alza de un 4,7% respecto del año 2013, cifrando la cantidad total mundial en 1.138 millones de pasajeros transportados por las distintas lineas aereas en el mundo. Para 2015, se estima que la cantidad de pasajeros transportados se incremente de un 3% a un 4%, aportando con la recuperación de la economía a nivel global. Respecto de los destinos con mayores incrementos en la cantidad de pasajeros recibidos durante 2014 se encuentra Norteamerica con un 8% a nivel global (contemplando USA, Canadá y Mexico, país que contó con un incremento superior al resto llegando a las 02 cifras) y los destinos de Caribe, con un incremento de un 7%. Los destinos de Europa, Asia y Pacifico contaron con un moderado incremento en la cantidad de pasajeros recibidos (4% promedio) lo que situa a las rutas de USA y Caribe en un sitial privilegiado. Y es precisamente en estas rutas que Copa Airlines tiene una marcada presencia en terminos de variedad, capacidad de conexión y frecuencia de vuelos, convirtiendose en una de las lineas aereas con mayor potencial de crecimiento de la región. Copa Vacations es una sub marca de Copa Airlines con presencia a nivel mundial agrupando Tour Opeardores que dan preferencia a las rutas de Copa Airlines, otorgandoles una serie de beneficios. Esta sub marca posee una fuerte presencia a nivel internacional con presencia en Panamá, Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay, Bolivia y Chile, siempre agrupando tour operadores en pos de realizar acciones de difusión, potenciando nuevas rutas y productos especiales. Todo esto siempre con venta exclusiva a traves de agencias de viajes y buscando incrementar los niveles de ventas de la linea aerea y de los Tour Operadores que la componen. En Chile, Copa Vacations agrupa a 04 Tour Operadores: Caribbean Chile, Euroandino, Panamericana Turismo y Via Club.
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Potgieter, Diane. "Competitive strategies and entry strategies of low cost airline incumbent 1time Airline." Thesis, Rhodes University, 2007. http://hdl.handle.net/10962/d1007606.

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This dissertation reports on the factors that contributed to the successful entry strategy of 1time Airline, a low cost carrier, into the South African airline industry as well as its competitive strategies within this context. Research interviews were conducted in November 2005 and research material gathered until end January 2006. Key issues include an evaluation of 1time's business model in relation to other low cost entrants as well as against material sourced through interviews with 1time Airline management, employees and consumers of the airline's product. Porter's Generic Strategies and Five Forces model are used as a framework in evaluating the airline. It is found that Nohria, Joyce and Robertson's "4+2 Formula" is effectively implemented at the airline, but that further implementation of Game Theory in terms of alliances should be investigated for continued success and sustainability.
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Skruibytė, Lina. "Paslaugų kokybės vertinimas AB „flyLAL – Lithuanian Airlines“ pavyzdžiu." Master's thesis, Lithuanian Academic Libraries Network (LABT), 2009. http://vddb.library.lt/obj/LT-eLABa-0001:E.02~2009~D_20090602_090816-18799.

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Paslaugų kokybės vertinimas AB „flyLAL – Lithuanian Airlines“ pavyzdžiu Darbo objektas: Oro linijų bendrovės teikiamų paslaugų kokybė. Tyrimo problema: Nepakankamas dėmesys oro linijų bendrovės teikiamų paslaugų kokybei. Tyrimo tikslas: Ištirti, ar paslaugos teikėjo formuojami vartotojų lūkesčiai atitinka vartotojų suvoktą kokybę ir ar gaunama vertė atitinka už ją mokamą kainą. Tyrimo uždaviniai: • Ištirti, kaip vartotojai vertina skirtingas bendrovės paslaugų kokybės dimensijas; • Išanalizuoti vartotojų suvokiamą kokybę; • Ištirti vartotojų pasitenkinimo lygį bendrovės teikiamomis paslaugomis; • Ištirti vartotojų lojalumo lygį. Tiriamieji klausimai: • Kas įtakoja suteiktų paslaugų kokybės suvokimą? • Kuo remiantis vertinama paslaugų kokybė? • Koks vartotojų pasitenkinimo bendrovės teikiamomis paslaugomis lygis? • Ar tyrimo rezultatai parodo vartotojų lojalumo lygį? Hipotezė: Bendrovės teikiamų paslaugų kokybė neatitinka už šias paslaugas mokamos kainos – vartotojai nėra patenkinti teikiamų paslaugų kokybe. Išvados ir rekomendacijos: Oro linijų bendrovių teikiamos paslaugos iš kitų išsiskiria dideliu sudedamųjų proceso dalių skaičiumi. Svarbu suprasti, kad teikiamų paslaugų kokybė tiesiogiai įtakoja pardavimus. Svarbu suvokti šios specifinės verslo srities ypatumus, numatyti visus sektorius, kuriuose teikiamų paslaugų kokybę būtų galima gerinti. Šiame darbe užsibrėžta ištirti oro linijų bendrovės „flyLAL – Lithuanian Airlines“ teikiamų paslaugų kokybę siekiant... [toliau žr. visą tekstą]
Service quality evaluation based on the "flyLAL-Lithuanian Airlines" case The object of the thesis: Service quality of the airline. The problem of the research: Insufficient attention to the service quality of the airline. The aim of the research: To investigate whether the costumers’ expectations formed by service provider match the customers’ perceived quality, whether the value obtained corresponds to the price paid for it. The goals of the research: • To investigate how costumers evaluate the different dimensions of the service quality; • To analyze perceived quality of the costumers; • To investigate the level of costumers satisfaction of services provided; • To investigate the level of costumers’ loyalty. The investigative questions: • What influences the perception of the quality of the services provided? • On what based the service quality is evaluated? • What is the costumers’ satisfaction level of received services? • Do the results of the research show the level of costumers’ loyalty? Hypothesis: services quality provided does not correspond to the price paid for it – costumers are not satisfied with the quality of service provided. Conclusions and recommendations: Services provided by the airlines differ from other services because of the bigger amount of the components of a process. Service quality provided directly affects company’s sales. It is important to understand the peculiarities of this specific business area, to foresee all the factors of... [to full text]
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Scala, Stefania, and Guillermo Novelli. "Posicionamiento de ConnectMiles en Ecuador." Tesis, Universidad de Chile, 2018. http://repositorio.uchile.cl/handle/2250/168314.

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Scala, Stefania, [Parte I], Novelli, Guillermo, [Parte II]
Copa Airlines fue fundada en 1947 por PANAM (Pan American Word Airways) e inversionistas panameños iniciando sus operaciones con rutas aéreas en el mercado local. Desde su primer vuelo internacional en 1966 a la Ciudad de San José Costa Rica Copa Airlines se ha caracterizado por ser la aerolínea más puntual de América Latina y la segunda dell mundo, premio entregado por FlightStats. Luego de 33 años de servicio doméstico ininterrumpido, en 1980 se enfocó por completo en la operación internacional y hasta el día de hoy vuela a 75 destinos en 31 países diferentes. El 18 de marzo de 2015 Copa Airlines devela su programa de lealtad ConnectMiles, el cual fue diseñado exclusivamente para satisfacer las necesidades de sus viajeros frecuentes, con dicho programa los miembros pueden acumular una milla por cada milla volada para canjearlo por nuevos pasajes aéreos u otros beneficios. Adicional a esto, existen otras formas de acumular millas como por ejemplo: dependiendo de la tarifa del pasaje, el status del programa o convenios con redes aliadas como bancos, hoteles y arrendadoras de vehículos. Gracias a la conectividad que le aporta Star Alliance a Copa Airlines, los pasajeros pueden ganar y redimir millas para viajar dentro y fuera de Latinoamérica a más de 1,300 destinos en 193 países en el mundo. A pesar del fuerte posicionamiento de este programa de lealtad en varios países de Latinoamérica, existen aún oportunidades de penetración y recordación de la marca en mercados del cono Sur como lo son Brasil, Argentina, Perú y Ecuador. Para efectos de esta investigación nos vamos a concentrar en el posicionamiento de ConnectMiles en Ecuador. Para lograr esto se realizó una investigación con el objetivo de definir los segmentos que existen en ese mercado, identificar sus necesidades y atacarlo con una propuesta de valor que permita posicionar a ConnectMiles en la mente de los consumidores ecuatorianos. Este plan de Marketing consiste en crear una estrategia de concientización o (awareness) en ciudades de Ecuador (Quito y Guayaquil) a través de alianzas con socios estratégicos como lo son centros comerciales de alta gama y redes de cines locales que impulsarían ConnectMiles, adicional se crearán campañas en redes sociales dirigidas específicamente al grupo objetivo que se desea alcanzar.
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Fritsch, Daniel. "Marketingova strategie firmy Turkish Airliners." Master's thesis, Vysoké učení technické v Brně. Fakulta podnikatelská, 2017. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-255767.

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Diplomová práce se zaměřuje na marketingovou strategii Turkish Airlines, který je nejlepší evropský letecký dopravce s jeho hlavní základnou v Istanbulu na letišti Atatürk. Práce taktéž zahrnuje rozbor leteckého průmyslu a navrhuje marketingový přístup pro rozvoj povědomí a zvýšení prodeje společnosti Turkish Airlines. Diplomová práce se skládá ze tří částí teoretické, praktické a návrhové části.
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COUASME, Mathilde, and Julie GURGEY. "Airlines experiential marketing: gaining and retaining customers : Case studies of British Airways, SAS, Air France, Easy jet and KLM." Thesis, Högskolan i Halmstad, Akademin för ekonomi, teknik och naturvetenskap, 2016. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:hh:diva-31687.

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Title: Airlines experiential marketing: gaining and retaining customers Research Question: How do airlines use the experiential marketing to gain and retain consumers? Supervisor: Venilton Reinert Course: Strategic Marketing with Independent Project Keywords: Airlines, experiential marketing, experience, loyalty, sense, emotions, feelings Purpose: The aim of this research is to understand how airlines’ users can be acquired and kept thanks to experiential marketing. This study allows analysing the news consumers’ expectations and how companies adapt their strategies to meet customers’ needs thanks to experiential marketing. All airlines mentioned in this study are European. Methodology: A qualitative research has been used for this paper. The authors of the thesis proceed choosing five European airlines: British Airways, Air France, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, Easy Jet and Scandinavian Airlines System. The case studies have been used to describe, thanks to a number of Internet tools, how companies use the experience and feelings in marketing to urge consumers to purchase and be loyal. Then, authors used Schmitt theory to collect data. Finally, a number of frameworks have been used to analyse data. Conclusion: Airlines want to carry the customer to think and act through the experience. A successful experiential marketing occurs when the customer behaves thanks to his emotions. So, airlines’ marketers create competition, challenge, and game to remind customers. The interaction with public and internet users is necessary used in each experiential marketing event by airlines to promote the event and permeated to the customer share its experience, meet people and identify him in a group. If customers experience unique and perfectly experiential event, they will remember the service, and consequently the brand in the long-term as remarkable. In this way, the brand gain or retain customers.
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Yáñez, del Valle José Maximiliano. "Manual annotation & text mining in a marketing service logic approach -ARC Framework-LATAM airlines case study research." Tesis, Universidad de Chile, 2014. http://www.repositorio.uchile.cl/handle/2250/117535.

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El presente documento se basa en la aplicación de una nueva metodología, justificada dentro del marco teórico de Service Analytics y ARC. Esta metodología, consta de tres etapas: En primer lugar, un proceso de Anotación Manual, para analizar feedback escrito no estructurado de clientes. En segundo lugar un mapeo del proceso de servicios visto de la perspectiva de los clientes. Y finalmente, la construcción de un artefacto de Text Mining basado en los dos procesos anteriormente concretados, buscando automatizar el análisis de grandes masas de texto, proveniente de altas cantidades de comentarios de retroalimentación recibida de los clientes. En este documento, se trabaja esta metodología, aplicándola por primera vez en el idioma español, y en un dominio de servicios diferente a su predecesora original. Los objetivos de este trabajo, por tanto se pueden dividir en Impacto Académico e Impacto Organizacional, donde los primeros corresponden a realizar los ajustes pertinentes a las herramientas y definiciones actualmente existentes. Demostrando su capacidad de adaptación libre de dominio e idioma, entregando robustez y validación a la metodología. Los segundos corresponden a las aplicaciones prácticas de la metodología en base a la información provista por la organización involucrada. Generando un método eficiente y adaptado a sus operaciones de análisis de feedback de clientes, un boceto del servicio visto desde la perspectiva de sus clientes y finalmente un prototipo de artefacto de minería de texto. Todo esto, con la capacidad de construir sobre los mismos, herramientas y outputs de mayor complejidad y elaboración a futuro, lo cual sumado a los pocos casos de estudios existentes hasta el momento y la novedad de la metodología (iniciada el 2013 y con publicaciones recientes en 2014), les puede entregar una ventaja competitiva en la gestión del feedback de sus clientes respecto a otras organizaciones de la industria y mundo empresarial en general. La metodología utilizada para la investigación corresponde al Caso de Estudio, que en esta oportunidad contó con información provista por el Grupo LATAM Airlines, y su área de Contact Center; Junto al procedimiento de 5 Fases Iterativas de Takeda (Takeda, Veerkamp, & Yoshikawa, 1990). Los resultados logrados, considerando las limitaciones del estudio, se dividen por tanto en las tres fases del trabajo. En primer lugar, la conclusión clave de que es posible adaptar la metodología a otro idioma y dominio de servicios. Junto a esto, la entrega de un instructivo de anotación manual en español, una planilla propuesta para realizar en forma eficiente el procedimiento, y un set de observaciones relevantes para la metodología, como por ejemplo, la forma de tratar casos de Elementos Genéricos. En segundo lugar, el output del mapeo de servicios de la organización, con sus 4 grandes procesos de servicios y todos sus elementos pertenecientes al marco ARC. Por último, el primer prototipo del artefacto de Text Mining, lo cual puede ser el principio de una construcción avanzada por parte de la empresa.
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王達才 and Tat-choi Wong. "The strategic importance of information systems to airline revenue management." Thesis, The University of Hong Kong (Pokfulam, Hong Kong), 1995. http://hub.hku.hk/bib/B31266873.

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Kollárová, Monika. "Analýza online marketingovej komunikácie leteckých spoločností." Master's thesis, Vysoká škola ekonomická v Praze, 2014. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-193366.

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The thesis deals with the use of online marketing by airlines, while emphasis is placed on social media and viral marketing campaigns. The aim is to identify the requirements for successful online marketing communication. In the theoretical part the specific features of the airline industry are characterized and PEST analysis of the aviation industry is performed. This part of the thesis also defines and characterizes the main forms of online marketing used in aviation. The practical part compares the activity of selected airlines on the social network Facebook and video-hosting server YouTube. Based on this analysis we draw principles for successful operation of the airlines on social networks and for creating buzz and viral marketing campaigns.
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Sturesson, Vladka. "Can the low cost boom in aviation reach long distance destinations? : MBA thesis in marketing." Thesis, Högskolan i Gävle, Avdelningen för ekonomi, 2011. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:hig:diva-8582.

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Aim The commercial success of some low cost airlines presents the low cost model as very attractive. Until now their main focus has been on short-haul routes, but it is no surprise that they show an interest in entering the long-haul routes market as recent trends are very promising. The aim of this study is to analyze whether the low cost business model is applicable for long-haul routes, which parts of the model are transferable to long-haul services, what competitors responses might be and whether there is potential for low cost airlines operating in Scandinavia to gain frequent, well paying and demanding business travelers on their future long-haul routes. Method In this study a survey method with structured questionnaire distributed by e-mail has been used to collect the primary data. The main source of secondary data has been airline industry literature, newspapers, magazines and data provided by aviation statistical organizations. The empirical part of this study is conducted as a quantitative and qualitative study. Intention of empirical part is to find detailed information and describe business travelers’ behavior, corporate travel policies, business trips pattern and attitude towards low cost airlines. Conclusions The cost savings that low cost airlines achieved in the short-haul market will be much more difficult to achieve to long-haul services. In terms of areas where airlines can achieve cost leadership labor costs is certainly the best area to attack. To be successful, low cost airlines would have to adopt some elements of the traditional business model. But the success of long-haul low cost airlines will not only depend on achieving cost advantages. Availability of leisure time for long-haul trips and response of competitors will be other factors. Suggestions for future research A deeper analysis of low cost long-haul airlines potential could be possible with survey among leisure travelers and VFR (visiting friends and relatives) segment. Contribution of the Study This study has arrived at the conclusion that in order to be successful on long-haul routes low cost airlines would have to keep most of the features of traditional airlines. Low cost long-haul airlines would most probably be successful in pure leisure routes, ethnic markets, during peak season and on dense point to point destinations.
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Gailey, Edward D. "Strategic Price Competition and Price Disperion in the Airline Industry: A Conceptual Framework and Empirical Analysis." Cleveland, Ohio : Cleveland State University, 2009. http://rave.ohiolink.edu/etdc/view?acc_num=csu1261140937.

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Thesis (Ph.D.)--Cleveland State University, 2009.
Abstract. Title from PDF t.p. (viewed on Dec. 18, 2009). Includes bibliographical references (p. 128-134). Available online via the OhioLINK ETD Center and also available in print.
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Chaloupková, Markéta. "Marketingová strategie nízkonákladové letecké společnosti." Master's thesis, Vysoké učení technické v Brně. Fakulta podnikatelská, 2018. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-377983.

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The diploma thesis deals with the marketing strategy of low cost airlines. The theoretical part describes low cost air transport and also define marketing tools. The practical part is focused on the low cost airline Wizz Air. In practical part of the work is included a questionnaire survey. Based on the findings, were proposed possible marketing improvements for Wizz Air airline.
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Mousavi, Seyed Siamak [Verfasser], and Andreas [Akademischer Betreuer] Kagermeier. "Effective Elements on E-Marketing strategy in Tourism Industry(Case study: Airlines, Tour Operator and Chain Hotels in Germany and Iran) / Seyed Siamak Mousavi ; Betreuer: Andreas Kagermeier." Trier : Universität Trier, 2012. http://d-nb.info/1197698477/34.

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Oliveira, Denise Santos de. "Estratégias de marketing e as dimensões de valor da marca no transporte aéreo analisadas sob a perspectiva do passageiro." Universidade Federal de Goiás, 2017. http://repositorio.bc.ufg.br/tede/handle/tede/7303.

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The purpose of this study is to examine the influence of the passenger's perception of the marketing strategies, developed by airlines, on each of their brand equity dimensions. From systematic review and research with airline managers a conceptual model was proposed, relating the marketing strategies, adopted by airlines, and the dimensions of consumer-based brand equity: brand associations/brand awareness, perceived quality and brand loyalty. The data were collected at six airports located in the Midwest, South and Southeast regions of Brazil and analyzed with Structural Equations Modeling (SEM). The results demonstrate correlation between the perception of marketing strategies, adopted by the airlines, indicating that for companies to affect the dimensions of value that the passenger perceives in the brand, it is not enough to carry out isolated investments, in one or the other strategy, but efforts to strengthen joint service innovations, price-related promotions and event sponsorship. This study provides a basis for the development of future studies on passenger-based brand equity and enables the best targeting of marketing strategies in the air transport sector
A proposta desse estudo consiste em examinar a influência da percepção do passageiro em relação às estratégias de marketing, desenvolvidas por companhias aéreas, sobre cada uma de suas dimensões de valor da marca. A partir de revisão sistemática e de pesquisa com gestores de companhias aéreas foi proposto um modelo conceitual, relacionando as estratégias de marketing, adotadas por companhias aéreas, e as dimensões de valor da marca na perspectiva do consumidor: associações/reconhecimento da marca, qualidade percebida e fidelidade à marca. Os dados foram coletados em seis aeroportos sediados nas regiões Centro-Oeste, Sul e Sudeste do Brasil e analisados com Modelagem de Equações Estruturais (SEM). Os resultados demonstram correlação entre a percepção de estratégias de marketing, adotadas pelas companhias aéreas, indicando que para que as companhias consigam afetar as dimensões de valor que o passageiro percebe na marca, não basta a realização de investimentos isolados, em uma ou outra estratégia de marketing, mas sim esforços para fortalecimento de inovações em serviços, promoções relacionadas a preço e patrocínio de eventos em conjunto. Este estudo fornece base para o desenvolvimento de estudos futuros sobre valor da marca na perspectiva do passageiro e possibilita o melhor direcionamento de estratégias de marketing no setor de transporte aéreo.
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Gill, Peter. "Lågprisflygbolagens prissättningsstrategier : En kvantitativ studie av Ryanairs prissättning av flygbiljetter." Thesis, Södertörn University College, School of Business Studies, 2010. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:sh:diva-3653.

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Syfte: Studiens syfte är att analysera hur flygbolaget Ryanair prissätter sina flygbiljetter och om det skiljer sig beroende på flygsträcka.

Metod: En kvalitativ longitudinell studie med deduktiv ansats där primärdata i form av prisuppgifter samlats in från Ryanairs hemsida.

Teorier: Prisdiskriminering, Priselasticitetshävstång, Operationell hävstång och Hallbergs prisstrategier.

Slutsats: Studiens resultat bekräftar Anjos, Chengs och Curries teori om att lågprisflygbiljetter håller sig på en ganska stabil nivå fram till att det återstår ungefär 20 dagar kvar till avresa, då priset stiger fram till avgångsdagen då det är som högst. Detta motsäger Anderson och Wilsons teori om att biljettpriset går i cykler och att flygbiljetterna är som dyrast några dagar före avresa för att sedan sjunka i pris. Den höga prishöjningen på avgångsdagen sker konsekvent på alla de undersökta flygsträckorna och är intressant eftersom höga priser inte är något som lågprisflygbolagen vill förknippas med. Förklaringen kan vara det som diskuteras av Piga och Bachis om att flygbolagen försöker skapa en osäkerhet hos resenärer kring när det är billigast att köpa sina flygbiljetter. Studien resultat visar också på att det går att se ett mönster i prissättningen av flygbiljetter på Ryanairs resmål med få flygningar medan de mer populära resmålen har en mer dynamisk prissättning som är desto svårare att förutspå.


The purpose of this Bachelor thesis is to analyze how the airline Ryanair is pricing their tickets and if there is a distinction between different flight destinations. The thesis used a deductive approach and the data (ticket prices) was collected during a time period of 53 days from Ryanair’s internet homepage. The theories used to analyze the data were price discrimination, price elasticity leverage, operating leverage and four different price strategies presented by Niklas L. Hallberg. The result shows that Ryanair uses second degree of price discrimination in all of the observed flights at the departure day. As for the rest, the result shows that there is a distinction between how Ryanair uses pricing as a strategy depending on what the destination is. The conclusion of the thesis is that Ryanair uses different price strategies depending on how popular the specific flight or destination is. The more popular the flight or destination is, the more dynamic the price is and the harder it is to predict the coming price. The pricing of the more popular flights could be, as presented by Piga and Bachis, a way of creating an uncertainty when it is the cheapest to buy airline tickets. Further the Study confirms Anjos, Cheng and Currie’s theory that the prices low-fare tickets are at a stable level until it remains about 20 days until departure, when the price increases until the departure date. This contradicts Anderson and Wilson’s theory that the ticket price goes in cycles where the price is at the highest level some days before departure before it starts to decrease.

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Henriksson, Susanna, and Charlotte Fränneby. "De traditionella flygbolagens överlevnad på den skandinaviska marknaden : en studie om SAS Sverige." Thesis, Södertörn University College, School of Business Studies, 2008. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:sh:diva-1432.

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The traditional airlines exist on a market that is distinguished by an increasing competition. They are often partly or completely owned by the government and are characterized by slow decision making. Because of their existing structure and old business culture the traditional airlines find it hard to use price as a means of competition. Consequently the traditional airlines need to create loyalty amongst their customers. The purpose of this essay was to analyze and evaluate SAS long-term marketing strategies through a comparative study of the companies’ management, employees and customers. To shed light on the problem a gap analysis has been performed on SAS Swedens management, emloyees and customers. The theoretical part of the study takes into account customer value, organization and loyalty.

The result shows that the gap between SAS management and customers was relatively small due to the management’s knowledge and insight in respect to customer expectations. On the other hand the gap between SAS management and employees was much larger. The internal communication within SAS is today insufficient which can lead to major problems. To create customer loyalty SAS has to concentrate on their internal problems and focus on their employees. In this way the employees will mediate customers expectations so that SAS profile and image will correspond with customers expectations. SAS needs to have a strong business concept and a vision that all employees should try to achieve, which they do not have today. The conclusion is that SAS will find it hard to survive on a long term basis with the conditions and structure they have today.

Suggestions for additional research would be to study other effects made by the incorporation of SAS as well as to study factors that are important for creating good internal communication within the SAS group.


De traditionella flygbolagen verkar på en marknad som kännetecknas av en ökad konkurrens. De är ofta delvis eller helt statligt ägda och präglas av tröga beslutsprocesser. På grund av sin befintliga struktur och gamla affärskultur har de svårt att konkurrera med priset som konkurrensmedel och måste därför fokusera på att skapa kundlojalitet.

Uppsatsens syfte var att analysera och utvärdera SAS långsiktiga marknadsföringsstrategier genom en jämförande studie av företagets ledning, anställda samt kunder. För att belysa problemet har en gapanalys genomförts på SAS Sveriges ledning, anställda och kunder. Studiens teoridel är baserad på teorier om mervärdeskapande, organisation och lojalitet.

Resultatet visar att gapet mellan SAS ledning och kunder var relativt litet då ledningen har kunskap och insikt om kundernas förväntningar på SAS tjänster. Gapet mellan SAS ledning och de anställda var däremot mycket större. Den interna kommunikationen inom SAS är idag bristande vilket är ett stort problem. För att SAS skall ha en möjlighet att skapa kundlojalitet måste de börja internt och fokusera på de anställda, så att de levererar vad kunderna förväntar sig. Detta i sin tur bidrar till att SAS profil och image överensstämmer. SAS måste ha en stark affärsidé och vision som alla anställda strävar efter, vilket de inte har idag. Studiens slutsats är att SAS har svårt att långsiktigt överleva med de förutsättningar och den struktur de har idag.

Som förslag på vidare forsknings gavs att studera ytterligare effekter av SAS bolagisering, samt att studera faktorer som är viktiga för att skapa en bra intern kommunikation inom hela SAS koncernen.

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Honauer, Silvan. "Markenmanagement in der Airline-Branche." St. Gallen, 2006. http://www.biblio.unisg.ch/org/biblio/edoc.nsf/wwwDisplayIdentifier/02603272001/$FILE/02603272001.pdf.

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Cmuntová, Eva. "Letecká doprava a marketing na sociálních médiích." Master's thesis, Vysoká škola ekonomická v Praze, 2013. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-197996.

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The thesis introduces the airline industry and its interconnection with marketing on social medias. At the beginning, in the theoretical part, particularities of the industry explaining the necessity of any kind of marketing are stated. Definitions and categorization of social medias follow together with a detailed description of four of them which will be part of the later analysis. Characteristics of users are mentionned as well since they are highly important for the right segmentation and targeting. The practical part contains the analysis of usage of the chosen medias in marketing of the selected european airlines. It presents popularity of each airline and then it focuses on the most favourite ones with a purpose to reveal reasons of this favour. One chapter is dedicated to successful viral campaigns with recommendations for their formation. At the end, the thesis is summarized and the results of the analysis and suggestions for the future topic extension are added.
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Parry, David Llewelyn. "Behavioural reactions of managers towards airline operations performance in times of crisis and growth." Thesis, Bournemouth University, 2011. http://eprints.bournemouth.ac.uk/18840/.

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This research was undertaken in the United States within two different regional airlines and examines the attitudes and behaviours of managers to operations performance measurement and review (PMR) systems during separate periods of crisis and growth. The aim and objectives were to examine whether managers would consciously adopt the necessary attitudes and behaviours that are required to positively interact with a PMR system and to further examine what these behaviours should be. A secondary aim was to understand whether the prevailing business state of crisis or growth affected the attitudes and behaviours of managers as they used the PMR system. The research spanned seven years and was conducted over four iterative cycles within an Action Research paradigm and used semi-structured interviews and repertory grids to examine individual personal construct systems. The research is essentially qualitative but draws on quantitative techniques where appropriate. The research has shown that people do not automatically adopt the behaviours necessary to achieve performance goals. Unless there is structure, support and an inherent commitment to training managers on how to, correctly, interpret operations performance data then there is likely to be an uncommitted and uninformed response to the PMR system. The research has confirmed that both business states of crisis and growth can have a positive impact on some people and encourage them to adopt performance-driven behaviour.
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Mayer, Robert. "Environmental marketing in the airline sector : an evaluation of market segments, green image and eco-positioning." Thesis, Loughborough University, 2013. https://dspace.lboro.ac.uk/2134/13578.

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The environmental impacts of air travel have become more prominent. Governments and environmental groups have increasingly focussed on the effect that air transport has on the environment, and airlines have started to respond to the increasing awareness of their environmental impacts. The aim of this research is to develop an understanding of how leisure air travellers perceive the environmental marketing mix of airlines. Resource-Advantage Theory is used to analyse green marketing in the airline sector. This theory will be extended to the airline sector by establishing green market segments, analysing green brand images among air travellers and evaluating Market-Orientation Strategy. The data for this research stems from a large, quantitative survey conducted at Liverpool John Lennon Airport. Using attitudinal and behavioural variables, five leisure air travel segments are identified. Some market segments perceive certain marketing initiatives as more effective in addressing the environmental impact of air transport than others and are also more likely to take up certain initiatives. Segmenting the market enables airlines to use their green marketing mix in a more targeted way. Many passengers differentiate airlines based on their environmental image. Some airlines are perceived as more environmentally-friendly than others. Yet, the business model does not affect the environmental image, while having flown with an airline has a positive impact on green image in many cases. Green communication is key for airlines, as actual environmental efficiency does not affect the eco-positioning of the airline. Yet it is important that any environmental claims are substantiated, as environmental groups and government regulators might address these otherwise. Three case studies (Virgin Atlantic, easyJet and Flybe) discuss that while all three airlines have applied a green marketing mix, only two (Virgin Atlantic and easyJet) are able to benefit from this in their environmental image. The thesis addresses the importance and relevance of Resource-Advantage Theory in airline marketing research. This theory proves to be an appropriate and necessary underpinning for green airline marketing, an area that has received little attention in theory application. The theory can be used to explain why green marketing segments can be identified in airline leisure markets and why airlines should adopt a green marketing mix to enhance their green brand-equity. These aspects are supported by the data collected and analysed. The research shows that an understanding of passenger perceptions with regard to green marketing is highly relevant for airline marketing managers, in order for them to establish a successful green marketing mix.
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Narangajavana, Kaosiri Yeamduan. "Estrategias de precios en el sector aéreo: condicionantes esenciales a corto y largo plazo. Pricing strategies in the airline industry: Key determinants in the short- and long-term." Doctoral thesis, Universitat Jaume I, 2013. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/669193.

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Este trabajo está centrado en el estudio del establecimiento de precios por parte de las compañías. El estudio centra su atención en el sector aéreo, para lo cual realiza un estudio teórico que se concreta en dos modelos, y dos análisis empíricos. La tesis estudia con profundidad la literatura sobre precios, focalizando su atención principalmente en los desarrollos dentro del marketing. El trabajo postula la importancia de un modelo de precios, que observa tres componentes: los precios estratégicos, los precios de producción, y los precios de demanda. El trabajo incide en estos tres componentes, y sus variables indicativas, y también en cómo el peso de éstos variará atendiendo a diversas circunstancias. A su vez, la tesis centra su atención en la literatura de ¿precios limpios¿, analizando posibles antecedentes y consecuencias de estos precios limpios, y creando otro modelo de precios a largo plazo. La tesis realiza dos estudios empíricos. El primero es un análisis de regresiones, sobre series temporales de precios de las aerolíneas en el mercado Alicante-Londres. El segundo, es un análisis de ecuaciones estructurales, a partir de un cuestionario a pasajeros de Easyjet y Ryanair en el mercado Valencia-Londres. ABSTRACT This study focuses on pricing strategies, by concentrating on the relevance and innovative nature of the pricing policies in the airline industry. The thesis performs a theoretical study which comprises two models and two empirical analyses. Literatures related to pricing were deeply reviewed, focusing mainly on marketing literature. The paper argues the importance of a pricing model, which shows three components: strategic prices, production prices, and demand prices. The work emphasizes these three components and their indicative variables, and also how their weight will vary according to diverse circumstances. Moreover, the thesis attempts to deepen into the literature of "fair prices" by analyzing possible antecedents and consequences of these fair prices and it creates another long-term pricing model. Consequently, the thesis creates two empirical studies. The first model is a study of regressions on time series of airline prices in the Alicante-London market. The second one is a structural equation analysis that was conducted after collecting a questionnaire to passengers of low cost airlines Easyjet and Ryanair in the Valencia-London market.
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Westerlund, Daniela, Hilz Leila, and Paula Schmidt. "Enhancing an airline’s internal marketing to improve service quality and customer loyalty : A qualitative study expanding the Internal Marketing Model based on the case of Germania." Thesis, Internationella Handelshögskolan, Högskolan i Jönköping, IHH, Företagsekonomi, 2019. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:hj:diva-44020.

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Background: Due to the deregulation of the European airline industry within the 1980’s, competition between airlines has intensified greatly. The emergence of low-cost carriers has given rise to the competition on price. However, meeting customer demands and delivering high-quality service, beyond the mere price factor, is still crucial for an airline’s survival. Previous literature has focused on the interactive marketing aspect between employees and passengers when it comes to service quality and customer satisfaction. Today, there is a gap between what management does to satisfy its employees. This research will evaluate what should be done by management in order to meet customer expectations and perform an excellent service.   Purpose: The purpose of this study is to determine how Germania’s management inhibited its employees in delivering superior service quality and how distributed communication within the Service Marketing Triangle negatively affects the Internal Marketing Model. The study’s empirical findings contribute to existing internal marketing literature and result in an extension of the Internal Marketing Model according to Ahmed and Rafiq (2002).   Method: A qualitative method consisting of semi-structured interviews with four former airline employees and two focus groups of 13 students was applied. This setup gives insight into both the consumer and employee perspective. Additionally, to handle the great amount of data, a thematic analysis was applied.   Conclusion: This study shows how Germania inhibited its employees from performing their work and deliver the service quality that was expected by customers. These inhibitions were mainly found in the tools that the company provided. The shortcomings can be found within the Service Marketing Triangle and an extension of the Internal Marketing Model is concluded from these. The findings and existing theory prove, that employee motivation, job satisfaction and employee empowerment are crucial aspects when it comes to meeting customer expectations and hence, delivering excellent service. The degree of the employees’ empathy, competence, and professionalism determine, whether the customer is satisfied and whether they are loyal to the airline.
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Georgievová, Jitka. "Věrnostní program Air France-KLM a jeho komunikace." Master's thesis, Vysoká škola ekonomická v Praze, 2011. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-113199.

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This diploma thesis addresses the topic of frequent flyer programs for small and medium enterprises. The goal of this thesis is to analyze BlueBiz, the Air France-KLM frequent flyer program for small and medium enterprises, and to propose improvements for this program. The theoretical part consists of an introduction to marketing, commercial communications, and loyalty programs; the analytical part deals directly with the frequent flyer program BlueBiz. The analytical part introduces the airline companies Air France-KLM, and provides an analysis of BlueBiz terms and conditions, an analysis of the competitors' programs, analysis of program's communications and an analysis of BlueBiz awareness. The results of all analyses are summarized in a SWOT analysis, which creates groundwork for designing program's improvements.
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Khomutova, Sofia. "Návrh marketingové strategie low cost letecké společnosti." Master's thesis, Vysoká škola ekonomická v Praze, 2016. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-261774.

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My Master thesis focuses on the design of the marketing strategy of a low-cost airline SparrowJet. The first chapter of the theoretical parts contains the required basics of theoretical information necessary to develop a marketing plan. In the second chapter is an analysis of the air transportation market with an emphasis on the low-cost segment. The final chapter of the theoretical part is dedicated to the marketing mix in the transportation. The practical part of my thesis begins with the situation analysis, which includes: the PEST analysis, Porters five forces analysis, a competition analysis and a customer analysis. My work is concluded with a complete proposal of a marketing strategy for the airline, including both basic strategy of S-T-P and a marketing mix.
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Kassir, Ali Mohamad. "The impact of brand awareness on customer's behavioral response and satisfaction : case study : global alliance brand "Sky Team"." Thesis, Angers, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017ANGE0083.

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La présente recherche examine l'effet de la prise de conscience de l'alliance aérienne mondiale sur la satisfaction des passagers ainsi que les facteurs qui ont influencé leurs intentions et leurs réponses comportementales et leur niveau de satisfaction. En outre, l'étude étudie et identifie la corrélation existante entre la prise de conscience de la marque et le niveau de qualité du service attendu, le risque perçu. L'étude compare la prise de conscience par les voyageurs de la marque aérienne (Middle East Airlines-MEA) par rapport à la marque de l'alliance aérienne (Sky team). La recherche empirique pour soutenir l'hypothèse proposée utilise des méthodes d'enquête et des entrevues pour développer et tester l'impact de la prise de conscience du niveau global de satisfaction des passagers de la marque aérienne globale. Diverses hypothèses ont été formulées pour réaliser les objectifs de la recherche. Afin de formuler les hypothèses du chercheur, le chercheur a utilisé la méthode déductive concernant les groupes d'attitudes et de perceptions de la marque par les passagers. Le chercheur a également mené une étude qualitative pour exprimer et stimuler les perceptions de la marque dans l'esprit du consommateur. Les réponses au questionnaire et les réponses aux entrevues ont été comparées avec la littérature pour vérifier le sujet. Les hypothèses ont été utilisées pour tester différentes variables et pour couvrir les aspects suivants : la notoriété de la marque, le risque perçu, la satisfaction, la qualité du service, la volonté de recommander, la volonté de payer et l'intention d'être fidèles. Les résultats ont été analysés quantitativement en utilisant SPSS et des entretiens qualitatifs en utilisant Nvivo Software. Nous avons effectué une analyse critique de diverses recherches dans la littérature sur la satisfaction du passager, la qualité du service et la notoriété de la marque, en particulier dans l'industrie du transport aérien. Le cadre a été structuré en fonction des dimensions des différentes variables révélées dans la littérature. Les variables modérées, médiatrices, dépendantes et indépendantes ont été liées dans le modèle proposé
The present research examines the effect of awareness of global airline alliance on passenger‘s satisfaction as well as the factors that have influenced their intentions, behavioral responses, and their satisfaction level. In addition, the study investigates and identifies the existing correlation between the awareness of the brand, the level of expected service quality, and perceived risk. Furthermore, the study also compares traveler‘s awareness of the airline brand (Middle East Airlines- MEA) with that of the alliance brand (Sky team). The empirical research to support the proposed hypothesis uses survey methods and interviews to develop and test the impact of consciousness of global airline brand overall passengers' satisfaction level. Moreover, various hypotheses were formulated to realize the objectives of the research. And so, the researcher used deductive method concerning the groups of passenger‘s attitudes and perceptions of the brand. The researcher also conducted a qualitative study to express and stimulate the perception of the brand in the consumer's mind. The hypotheses were used to test different variables and to cover the following aspects : brand awareness, perceived risk, satisfaction, service quality, willing to recommend, willing to pay, and intension to be loyal. The results were quantitatively analyzed by using SPSS and qualitative interviews by using Nvivo Software. We have done critical analysis of various researches in the literature regarding passenger‘s satisfaction, the quality of the service, and brand awareness, specifically in the airline industry. The framework was structured based on the dimensions of different variables revealed from the literature. Moderating, mediating, dependent, and independent variables have been linked in the proposed model
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Tseng, Ming-Ying, and 曾明瑩. "The Study of Marketing Endorsement Strategy Differencesfor China Airlines and Evergreen Airlines." Thesis, 2014. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/jfwzh6.

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Taiwan’s airline industry on advertising relations endorsement of choose marketing strategy, there isn''t similar reference related research for motivation of article. Survey found that when subjects in the face of high awareness and advertising effectiveness factors were attractive, it will be the High awareness endorser effects to enhance communications and advertising, but the reason decided to buy the products and brand values, regardless of the purchase decision is high or low involvement products, consumers will consider the actual demand, will make a purchase behavior. Therefore, use of high awareness and low awareness endorsers and vendors who advocate the brand can focus the attention, enhance communications and advertising effectiveness, but when conducting promotional activities, still demands the product and brand into one in order to truly enhance the consumer''s will. The study found that the attitude factor for people purchasing the product, have an impact could be fame, peoples have an impact factor, the non-visibility charm of conversations, might be a good choices for the vendors that makes attract the attentions .Owners may consider that this factor to attract of product marketing, coupled with business reputations and the images of brand, strengthen the consumers for the good images and the consumer''s wills. According to some studies, consumer behavior and lifestyle are mostly influenced by brand spokesperson via advertising. Hence, we could assume that if a brand or product use brand spokesperson in advertising, it will not only make consumer more identify with the brand image, but also raise the brand awareness.
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Damdindorj, Tamir, and 譚米爾. "Marketing Assets to be used forDifferential Advantage:Mongolian Airlines (MIAT) Case." Thesis, 2017. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/85e45x.

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This research explores marketing assets as a tool for differential strategy in tourism sector, on the case of Mongolian Airlines (MIAT), a national Mongolian airline company based in capital city of Mongolia. The study considers competitive advantage through differentiation, marketing assets as independent variable, and consumer behaviour in tourism as a dependent variable. The study expects to see the positive relationship between marketing asset as a differential advantage, and a consumer purchasing behaviour. In other words, marketing assets could be the main reason that indirectly affects consumer buying behaviour. All intangible belongings that influence customers in their buying decision are considered as a marketing asset. In order to check the above relationship, quantitative research was applied to find out what marketing assets are crucial for the general market, together with clients and non-customers in affecting the purchase of an airline service. Then the study continues with identifying crucial marketing assets of Mongolian Airlines (MIAT), and measure perceived performance of the company compared to the market leaders. Hopefully, this research may provide the modest constructive reference with empirical evidence to the related organizations for developing Mongolian Airline industry and its international tourism.
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Kao, Hsiu-Ying, and 高秀英. "A Study of Celebrity Endorsement as Airlines’ Marketing Communication Strategy." Thesis, 2015. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/25206140405959756792.

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This study aims to investigate the benefits of celebrity endorsement as airlines’ marketing communication strategy. Based on Theory of Source Credibility, this study examines how perceived credibility of celebrity endorser, attitude toward the endorsed brand, and purchase intention are related with respect to the perceptions of Taiwanese international air passengers. Analytic results indicate that both the perceived attractiveness and trustworthiness of celebrity endorser positive significant influence attitude toward the endorsed brand, while perceived expertise of celebrity endorser does not. Meanwhile, attitude toward the endorsed brand lead to purchase intention of the endorsed brand. Therefore, the airlines have to model their global image via appropriate celebrity endorsers, further lead to a prosperous firm performance.
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Li, Michael Zhi-Feng. "Pricing perishable inventories by using marketing restrictions with applications to airlines." Thesis, 1994. http://hdl.handle.net/2429/6889.

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This thesis addresses the problem of pricing perishable inventories such as airline seats and hotel rooms. It also analyzes the airline seat allocation problem when two airlines compete on a single-leg flight. Finally, several existing models for seat allocation with multiple fares on a single-leg flight are compared. The pricing framework is consistent with modern yield management tools which utilize restrictions such as weekend stayover to segment the market. One model analyzed considers a restriction which is irrelevant to one set of consumers, but which the others find so onerous that they will not purchase a restricted ticket at any price. If the consumers who do not mind the restriction are less price sensitive than those who find the restriction onerous, then the thesis shows that there is an optimal policy for a monopolist which will sell fares at no more than three price levels. When two restrictions are allowed in the model, if one is more onerous than the other in the sense that the set of consumers who would not buy a ticket with the first restriction is a subset of those who would not buy it with the second restriction, then the restrictions are said to be nested. If the sets of consumers who would not buy tickets with the first restriction is disjoint from those who would not buy with the second restriction, then the restrictions are said to be mutually exclusive. If two restrictions are either nested or mutually exclusive, then a monopolist needs at most four price levels with three types (i.e. combinations of restrictions) of product. With two general restrictions, the monopolist may need five price levels with four types of product. The pricing model is applied to restrictions which are based on membership in a particular organization. For example, employees of an airline are frequently eligible for special fares. Some airlines provide special fares for government employees or for employees of certain corporations. An analysis is given to help airlines understand the costs and benefits of such arrangements. A model of two airlines competing on a single-leg flight is developed for the case where the airlines have fixed capacity and fixed price levels for two types of fares-full and discount. The airlines compete by controlling the number of discount fares which they sell. The split of the market between the airlines is modelled in two different ways. First, the airlines might share the market for a fare class proportionally to their allocation of seats to that fare class. In this case, under certain conditions, there exists an equilibrium pair of booking limits for the discount fare such that each airline will protect the same number of seats for the full fare customers, even when the demands are random and stochastically dependent. The second market sharing model assumes that the two airlines share the market demand equally. In this case, when the demands are deterministic, then there is an equilibrium solution where each airline will protect enough seats to split equally the market for the full fares. Finally, three existing seat allocation models for multi-fare single-leg flights with stochastically independent demands are compared. It is shown that the optimality conditions for each of these models are analytically equivalent, thus providing a unified approach to this problem.
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Horng, Jia-Horng, and 洪嘉鴻. "A Study of the Effects of Relationship Marketing on Marketing Performance of Airlines’ Cargo Business." Thesis, 2004. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/04154587490401558593.

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國立臺灣海洋大學
航運管理學系
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Abstract In 1983, Berry spearheaded the concepts of relationship marketing aiming at the characteristics of service-oriented marketing. He specifically pointed out that a business concern must develop and foster good relationships with customers as the key strategy to success. In fact, relationship marketing is a sort of key marketing strategy to constantly understand customers and set up long-term relationships. Its goal is to build and maintain a loyal customer base which is profitable to the corporation. Air cargo transportation is quite a professional service industry. However, the traditional 4P theory (product, price, promotion, place) is far from adequate amidst the extreme competition today. As a result, the study tried to start from the aspect of airfreight forwarders to probe into the performance of airlines’ cargo business after implementing relationship marketing. Besides, through enforcement of relationship marketing and the intermediary effect of relationship quality, the study will look into airfreight forwarders regarding their intention of renewed cooperation, the deriving behaviors and tolerance in pricing to ensure if they will have a positive influence. The study aims at airfreight forwarders and collects data by mailing out structural questionnaires. With descriptive statistics, correlation analysis, and hierarchy regression analysis, the analyses yielded the conclusions highlighted as follows: I. Relationship marketing launched by airlines brings up a significant impact on relationship quality of airfreight forwarders. II. Relationship quality of airfreight forwarders produces a significant impact on marketing performance. III. Relationship marketing launched by airlines brings up a significant impact on marketing performance. IV. The impact of relationship marketing on marketing performance is partially yielded through the intermediary effect of relationship quality. Keywords : relationship marketing, relationship quality, marketing performance
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方元璞. "A study of communication messages on relationship marketing in international airlines." Thesis, 1999. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/63792245938244277790.

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-YEN, LI YI, and 利一言. "The Study of Marketing Strategy for Packaged Tour in Domestic Airlines." Thesis, 2004. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/71197475001116487794.

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長榮大學
經營管理研究所
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The business of the domestic airlines in Taiwan has been under big threat of the passenger transport markets in west obtained by the passenger transport companies of the national ways, and the High-Speed Railway’s joining the competition in 2005. Therefore, it becomes an important challenge how the domestic airlines can keep the original markets and more develop the new markets. In view of that, the study adopted the domestic airlines and consumers as the sample, and explored the marketing strategies for packaged tours in domestic airlines. In addition, the study is to investigate the degree of satisfaction and valuation to the Product and Service Strategy, the Price Strategy, the Place Strategy, the Promotion Strategy, the Positioning Strategy, the Market Segmentation Strategy, and the Competition strategy for Packaged Tours, which were practiced by three domestic airlines, Far-East Airline, Trans Asia Airway, and UNI Airways,The purposes of the study are: First, compare the differences among the marketing strategy for packaged tours in domestic airlines. Second, explore the differences among every consumer group and the characteristics of their backgrounds. Third, analyze the factors of consumers’ attaching value to the packaged tours in domestic airlines, and the market segmentation. Fourth, compare the differences between the airlines and the consumers in the degree of satisfaction and valuation to the strategies. The study was processed by means of Questionnaire Investigation Method. The way of gathering data was the primary data to be the majority and the secondary ones to be the minority. Moreover, the interviewers were asked the same topics as those of the questionnaire in a standardized open way, which could reduce the influences and prejudices of the interviewers as far as possible, but raise the possibility of evaluation. To the end, propose the eleven conclusions of the study to be the references to the domestic airlines, taking the packaged tours into practice, and to other researchers interested in the topic.
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Wu, Chiu-Hui, and 吳秋慧. "A Study of Selecting the Relationship Marketing for Airlines’ Cargo Business." Thesis, 2005. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/31439351639987002242.

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國立臺灣海洋大學
航運管理學系
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Abstract In this paper a systematic fuzzy multi-criteria decision making model utilized to select the relationship marketing techniques for air cargo business is developed. First, referring to historical literatures, seven criteria and five feasible alternatives are developed. Seven criteria are:intent to re-cooperation, secondary behavior, toleration to price, satisfaction of transaction growth, relationship for long-term cooperation, commitment and trust. Moreover, the five feasible alternatives are:relationship benefits, reciprocal interdependence, communication and cooperation, assistance, human relation. Then, by using the fuzzy set theory, a fuzzy multi-criteria decision making model of selecting the relationship marketing techniques for air cargo business is constructed. Finally, an example of selecting the relationship marketing techniques for air cargo business is used to demonstrate the operational prose of proposed model.
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Louw, Nicolaas Salomon. "An integrated marketing approach for a medium-sized South African airline in a deregulated market." Thesis, 2012. http://hdl.handle.net/10210/6955.

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The overall goal of this study is to provide a medium-sized South African airline with the theoretical framework and necessary research and analyses, in developing an integrated marketing approach in a deregulated environment. The objectives of the study are : to analyse the macro and market variables that could impact on the marketing efforts of a medium-sized South African airline. to assess a medium-sized South African airline's marketing efforts (in response to external variables) using existing theories and the airline's own set objectives. to link the marketing efforts of a medium-sized South African airline to internal variables, to be able to provide a truly "integrated" analysis of all marketing activities. to provide broad guidelines for future marketing activities undertook by a medium-sized South African airline.
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CHUNG/CHITZU and 鍾起慈. "A Study on the Relationship Marketing in Airlines Passenger Sales-A Case Study of the C Airlines Frequent Flyer Program." Thesis, 2005. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/83967946901902533353.

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碩士
國立臺灣師範大學
運動與休閒管理研究所在職碩士班
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The study used a real case C Airline’s frequent flyer program and study was mainly from viewpoint of the supply side and focused on the frequent flyer program of C Airline which already has a huge amount of client data and would like to develop customer relationship marketing to attend their future strategic objectives. This research focused on airlines’ frequent flyer program, by studying case from interviewing of three related managers’ opinions and supplement the detail file. (the sources has magazine, newspaper, research paper, web-site, etc.).Matching with the related theory, the paper analyzes the development and present situation of the frequent flyer program in C Airlines, at the end of this paper, synthetically sum up the relevant on tactics and suggestion. Found by the result of study, speed up market reacts and strengthen the competitiveness. This paper adopt case study method, after in-depth interview, to collect the reference papers and case study, then develops the correlation propositions as follows: I. The frequent flyer programs in Taiwan Carriers are almost the same, and for lack of creativity. II. To apply “KISS” concept, the redemption procedures and membership renewal restrictions should be flexible and diversified. III. To seeking the opportunities of strategic cooperation of vertical or horizontal strategy alliance so as to master overall extensive marketing.
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"Relationship marketing: a study of an application to the airline industry." Chinese University of Hong Kong, 1996. http://library.cuhk.edu.hk/record=b5888673.

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by Melwani Cheng Ngar Man Angela, Tang Wai Shan.
Thesis (M.B.A.)--Chinese University of Hong Kong, 1996.
Includes bibliographical references (leaves 106-113).
ABSTRACT --- p.ii
TABLE OF CONTENTS --- p.iii
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT --- p.vi
Chapter CHAPTER I --- INTRODUCTION --- p.1
Background --- p.1
Method --- p.2
Chapter CHAPTER II --- LITERATURE REVIEW --- p.4
The Emergence of Relationship Marketing --- p.4
Definition of Relationship Marketing --- p.5
Segmentation --- p.9
Niche Marketing --- p.9
Database Marketing --- p.11
Frequency Marketing --- p.13
Acceleration of the Evolution of Relationship Marketing --- p.14
New behaviour: the challenges to brands --- p.16
New media: the challenge to advertising --- p.18
New technology: the challenge to distribution --- p.21
Relationship Marketing in Industrial and Service Marketing --- p.23
Relationship marketing in industrial markets --- p.24
Relationship marketing in the service industry --- p.25
Relationship Marketing in the Consumer Goods/Retailing Industry --- p.28
Relationship Marketing vs Traditional Marketing (4 Ps) --- p.31
Benefits of Relationship Marketing --- p.40
Implementation of Relationship Marketing --- p.42
Database --- p.52
Loyalty Marketing Programmes --- p.52
Relationship marketing involves everyone in the company --- p.61
Dissolution of a Relationship --- p.62
A Truly Caring Relationship --- p.67
Chapter CHAPTER III --- RELATIONSHIP MARKETING IN THE AIRLINE INDUSTRY --- p.71
Cathay Pacific Airways --- p.73
Customer Loyalty --- p.74
Dissolution of relationship --- p.79
Evaluation and Recommendation --- p.81
Evaluation of the Current Loyalty Marketing Programmes --- p.81
Success Criteria --- p.82
Evaluation of Relationship Marketing Efforts --- p.84
Chapter CHAPTER IV --- CONCLUSION --- p.96
APPENDICES --- p.98
BIBLIOGRAPHY --- p.106
REFERENCE --- p.108
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Wu, Li-Yun, and 吳麗芸. "Applying QFD to the Study of Relationship Marketing in Airlines' Cargo Business." Thesis, 2006. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/65719325229427263704.

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國立臺灣海洋大學
航運管理學系
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The paper focuses on the air cargo business, adopts the approach of Quality Function Deployment to explore systematically the operation for relationship marketing. According to historical literatures, we frame four factors which can help us interpret customers’ needs in relationship marketing. They are relationship benefits, reciprocal interdependence, communication and cooperation, and assistance. By using the approach of Quality Function Deployment, shippers’ demands on the relationship marketing will be transformed to the technical demands of relationship marketing strategy. Through questionnaire, we would discover the correlation between the technical demands of relationship marketing strategy and shippers’ demands on the relationship marketing. Finally, we calculate the priority of executing feasible alternatives for the technical demands on relationship marketing strategy of air cargo business with fuzzy set theory as conclusion. The priorities are: caring for customers actively and keeping in touch with them, setting up many kinds of communicative methods, establishing the customer-oriented organization construction, offering the good customization, creating the valuable service, providing the service of management, discrimination pricing, and elastic rate. Keywords: Relationship Marketing, Quality Function Deployment, Relationship Marketing Strategy, Fuzzy Set Theory.
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Cheng, Chao-Min, and 鄭昭敏. "The influence of FFP of airlines on customer loyalty and relationship marketing." Thesis, 1997. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/98543593254434160536.

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THESIS ABSTRACT GRADUATE INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION NATIONAL TAIWAN UNIVERSITY NAME:Chao-Min, Cheng DATE:June , 1997 ADVISER:Yi-Long , Jaw The Correlation among Frequent Flyer Programs, Customer Loyalty and Relationship Marketing This research is to discuss the the connection between Frequent Flyer Program(F FP), customer loyalty and relationship marketing from the viewpoints of demand side and supply side. The study of demand side focus on the influences of FFP on the travelers'' decision of choosing airlines and customer loyalty. The study of supply side is to investigate the connection between FFP and relationship marketing. 2 cases are provided, which are China Airline and Eva Airline. 1. Result of the demand side study The travelers don''t put much emphasis on FFP. Besides, the correlation between customer loyalty and FFP is not significant , either. The loyalty is not relativeto the travelers'' emphasis on FFP, age, traveling frequency and income. The correlation between loyalty and gender, purpose of travel, education, occupation are not significant. In general, members of FFP don''t have high loyalty. Most members of FFP think that the airlines only provide primitive service such as customer satisfaction management and periodic update of FFP. The further relationship marketing activities which can build up and maintain more stable relationship are not perceived. 2. Result of the supply side study Instead of taking "strengthening customer loyalty" as the strategic driven, the airlines provide FFP because of competition. Therefore, the level of relation- ship marketing is the lowest one, comparing to higher level of relationship marketing, such as database application and strategic driven. However, if airlines can take FFP as a basis of higher level relationship market -ing and proactively leverage the FFP by database marketing application, more value of FFP can be created. The study also provide suggestions about the application of database marketing, strengthen customer loyalty and relationship marketing.
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Jiřičná, Vladimíra. "Povědomí české populace o aktivitách Emirates Airline ve sportu." Master's thesis, 2018. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-379239.

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Title: Awareness of the Czech population about sporting events involving Emirates Airline Aims: The primary aim of this thesis is to find out the awareness of the Czech population about sporting events involving Emirates Airline. The secondary aim is to then evaluate the gathered information. Methods: The research question is answered through an experiment that entails distributing an online questionnaire to respondents as a form of quantitative method used in this dissertation. The compiled questionnaire was sent out to various groups of responders using the social network and email communication. The research lasted for three weeks in which the results were then processed by the computer technology in the MS Excel program. Results: The responses received by the Czech population show an awareness of sport events involving Emirates Airlines in Football, Tennis and Formula 1 racing. The results gathered show there is a greater interest in the Czech population to visit Formula 1 racing. On this basis, the Czech population would like Emirates Airlines to also sponsor winter sports, especially Ice Hockey and Running Races. The Czech Republic population would recommend Emirates Airline to sponsor Czech Ice Hockey or Football Team or Tennis. Respondents also recommended to sponsor some successful Czech...
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Jui-Hsia, Chang, and 張瑞霞. "The Impact of the Client Purchase Behavior/Decision from the "Endorsing" Marketing Strategies of Airlines." Thesis, 2012. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/83140470209619324772.

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中華科技大學
航空運輸研究所在職專班
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The Impact of the Client Purchase Behavior/Decision from the "Endorsing" Marketing Strategies of Airline ABSTRACT Due to the improvement of world economy, many people easy to go abroad that makes airlines compete closely. Because of that, airlines try hard to find the best way to attract the consumer. By questionnaire survey, we hope to get the relative importance of consumer's factors when they are going to choose airline and evaluating the effect of airline prolocutor toward the consumer's choice intention. According to the result of this research, the most important factor of consumer’s choice is safety. As for selection process, most of consumers have already decided which airline they want before they buy. Prolocutors just only provide the information to consumer not the real reason when consumer choose airline. The most important factor of consumer’s choice is product and experience. Key Words: Airline, Purchase Behavior, Marketing Strategies
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Wood, Erin. "Pilot Salary Determination in Australia's Domestic Airlines from Whitlam to Keating." 1997. http://eprints.vu.edu.au/238/1/02whole.pdf.

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This thesis places the 1989 Australian domestic pilots and airlines dispute in the context of pilot industrial relations 'norms', pilot industrial relations history and the political and economic environment. The aim is to gain a greater understanding of the 1989 dispute and to answer questions such as whether the dispute stood out from its context as an inexplicable development. It was discovered that the reasons behind the dispute went well beyond the AFAP claim for a 29.47% salary increase. The dispute built up over a lengthy period and can only be properly understood by considering: - the nature of the pilot community and pilot militancy, - the history of pilot industrial relations, - pilot bargaining patterns, - the individuals involved in pilot industrial relations, - the impact of the Accord on pilot bargaining, - the interventionist approach of labor governments to pilot industrial relations, - the roles of the ACTU and the AIRC, - the impact of neo-corporatism in the Australian industrial relations system, - the impact of aviation deregulation, - the impact of economic fortunes, - any many others... Pilot industrial relations and salary determination will be considered in the period since the Whitlam Government, with reference to the parties, the influences upon them and the environment in which their relationships were conducted. Emphasis will be given to the implications for and of the 1989 dispute. Observations shall also be made about the future of pilot industrial relations.
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LIN, SHU-PING, and 林淑萍. "A STUDY ON THE MARKETING STRATEGY AND CUSTOMER SATISFACTION OF ON-LINE TICKETING FOR DOMESTIC AIRLINES." Thesis, 2002. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/28074954867802472449.

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南華大學
旅遊事業管理研究所
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The purpose of this study is to establish the customer satisfaction model of on-line ticketing for airlines. This study uses 17 variables to measure customer’s service expectations and perceived service performance. In order to analyze the difference of attitudes to satisfaction among surveyed customers with various demographic characteristics, some multivariate analysis techniques including descriptive statistics, factor analysis, T-test, Chi square test and one-way ANOVA are used in this study. In addition, LISREL is applied to investigate the relationship among the service expectations, the perceived service performance, the customer satisfaction and the loyalty. Meanwhile, the customer satisfaction model is built for improving of the marketing strategy of airlines. The results of the study serve as a reference of on-line marketing strategy for airlines. The findings of the study indicate partial personal characteristics bring significant difference in the service expectations and the perceived service performance. Moreover, the service expectations have a direct significant impact on the perceived service performance, and perceived service performance implies a direct significant impact on the customer satisfaction. Sequentially, Both the customer satisfaction and the service expectation directly impact the customer’s loyalty.
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Yu, Ya-Ling, and 游雅玲. "The Research on The Usablility and Marketing Strategy of The Three Major Japanese LCC Airlines’ Websites." Thesis, 2016. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/2q78pz.

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東方設計學院
文化創意設計研究所
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Recently, plenty of low cost carriers (LCC), being so called budget airlines, have been sprung up as a result of the global recession, the currency of cost down tour industry supplies caused more and more self-toured or business-trip tourists’ demands uprising from all around the world, vice versa. There are several household low cost carriers (LCC) companies such as Peach Airlines, Tiger Airlines, Vanilla Airlines, Spring Airlines, Scoot Airlines, Air Asia Airlines, V Airlines, responding to this kind of new trends and consumer demands, almost every LCC companies will do their best to cut down the cost in each possible productive processes for constantly offering the cheapest flight tickets on the website in the market to draw much more clients to visit and purchase their products online. Although they all have been doing every effort to attract most of the needy and potential travelers online as a result of the macro-global economical recession, this study prefers to focus on the micro-marketing strategy and websites’ usability to analyze why LCC industry can have incredible success in Taiwan fastly. To successfully make a research on the phenomonum in Taiwan, This research would like to shed light on the micro-analyses on the websites’usability and marketing strategy as a key point to make a difference and compare vertical rising of the LCC industy here in Taiwan. Therefore this thesis manage to apply Delphi surveys and polling methods to diagnose all of the three successful Japanese LCC airlines’ websites and transform the indexes from 14 into 7 major influential factors as:information and ordering interfaces, website visual designing, ticket pricing, attraction on sale, airline route diversifying, divergent ways of paying system, and multi-packages of ticket associations factors to poll and identify the usability and marketing strategy successes from all of the three Japanese LCC airlines’ websites. Finally but not the least, this conclusion would like to propose some constructive suggestions on usability and marketing strategy oriented to the benefits of the LCC airlines companies and its industry.
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Pan, Yu-Chih, and 潘玉芝. "The Research of Business Strategy and Integrated Marketing Communications For Taiwan Domestic Airlines–A Case Study of TransAsia Airways." Thesis, 2006. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/14932717035792176583.

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世新大學
傳播管理學研究所(含碩專班)
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Abstract The development of the domestic aviation transportation in Taiwan was very slowly before 1970s’. With economic growth, it speeded up in 1970s’. The insufficiency of inter-city transportation system made the civil aviation market show it’s prosperity after mid 1980s’, with the government’s policy of Sky-Opening, the time value’s changing from the public, and expectation of cross-straits civil aviation market from the businessmen. However, in accordance with the improvement of the inter-city transportation, economic growth slowly, aviation market turned down slightly after mid 1990s’. Affected with 911 incident and worldwide fuel price raising, make the operating cost and aviation insurance growing high; moreover, when the high-speed railway start running, the transportation system have to reunion which inevitably impact on aviation industry directly. How the domestic airlines go? This research analyze into two different fields of Business Strategy and Integrated Marketing Communication. In Business Strategy, based on an individual case of TransAsia Airways, a domestic and regional airline is to discuss how the domestic airline industry copes with environmental variation and develops permanently. Trough the strategy objective of the case company, this research evaluates internal, industrial and external environments, and proceeding the factor how competition strategy forming for the company. This research uses case study, documents reference, initial and subordinate data collection, to result in the conclusion are as following: (1)Taking individual enterprise under the skeleton of firm theory as the starting point, centering on corporate mission as tactic decision and deliberation,the research considers the factors based on the premise of mission deriving from the environmental impact of the organization to be taken as the basis before the tactic is carried out. With the mission statement of the case company, three main environmental factors--internal, industrial and external factors, are considered to draw its strategic competition factors and to reveal how the strategies are formed to be the company’s reference when they need to make or modify particular competitive strategies. (2)Based on 7S framework model, the Porter five-force model, and PESTEL theoretical skeleton analysis, we know that TransAsia Airways’ corporation strategy is to maintain inner island, going out; focus on cross-straits and pave to worldwide. In the internal environment, they take “safety first, quality top and customer right” to deal with environmental change. In the industrial environment, they providing customer satisfy and convenient flight service to base themselves on aviation industry. In the external environment, they correspond with the government’s civil air-transport policy adjusting to the present development for reaching customer satisfies and “become the best services higher than customers’ exception” on corporate mission. In Integrated Marketing Communications, how to attract customers by using different market strategy is the motive of this research on Integrated Marketing Communications. By analyze 8P/1S/1C of Integrated Marketing Communications of TransAsia Airways (including product strategy、price strategy、place strategy、promotion strategy、public relations strategy, people sales、physical Environment and process、service strategy、CRM strategy) and operating performance (load factor and market sharing rate) to result after the conclusion and suggestion on Integrated Marketing Communications.
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