2. HISTORY
Montgolfierbrothers
*Unmanned Hot
Air Balloon
*First manned
flight, a tethered
balloon with
humans on board
*First free flight
with human
passengers
JacquesCharles&Robert
brothers
world's first
unmanned
hydrogen-
filled balloon
JacquesCharles&
Nicolas-LouisRobert
manned
hydrogen
balloon
2
3. Physics
of flight
by
Cayley
Successful
model hang
glider flight
1800
1804
Timeline of aviation history after 18th Century
3
1853
1884
1891-96
1900
1900-05
1909
1910
1919
1958
1961
1969
1970
2010
Towed,
controlled,
manned
glider flight
(Cayley)
Controlled
hang glider
flights
(Lilienthal)
The
Wright
Brothers
World’s
first jet
propelled
aircraft
Boeing
707
Apollo
11 Moon
landing
First 24 hour
flight using
only solar
panels and
electric power
First fully
controllable
lighter than
air flight
First
Zeppelin
First crossing
of the English
Channel in a
heavier-than-
air aircraft
First
Atlantic
crossing
First
manned
space
mission
Airbus
4. The Wright Brothers
17 December
1903
The first sustained,
controlled, powered
heavier-than-air
manned flight
By Orville
Wright
At Kill Devil
Hills, North
Carolina
4
5. Crossing the English channel
Louis
Charles
Joseph
Blériot
French
aviator,
inventor and
engineer
Built a
successful
aircraft
Made the first
flight across the
English Channel
in a heavier than
air aircraft in
1909
5
6. World’s first jet propelled aircraft
piston-
engine
exhaust
gases
adding
heat to
an
otherwise
pure air
stream
compressed
by rotating
fan blades
in a duct
Jet
Propelled
Aircraft
6
Romanian Henri Coandă (1910)
10. Aviation sector…..
The sector deals with the transport of passenger and cargo
from one place to another, using the aerial route.
Size :
About 75 million Passengers
$5.6billion
Growth
Growth in 2013 : 6% - 8%
Vision 2020 statement predicts handling 280 million
customers by 2020
10
11. From then to now…
11
• 1953: NATIONALISATION OF AIRCRAFT
INDUSTRY
• Assets of 9 existing companies
transferred to two entities in the aviation
sector controlled by the Government in
Indian Airlines, primarily serving
domestic sectors
Air India, primarily serving the
international sectors
•
• IMPLICATIONS
Aviation became a preferred mode of
transport for elite class
Restricted Growth of Aviation Industry
High Cost structure
Underdevelopment of infrastructure
•
1986: Private Sector Players permitted as
Air taxi operators. Jet, Air Sahara, etc
started service.
1994: Private Carriers permitted to operate
scheduled services. Six operators
granted license, however only Jet and Air
Sahara able to service.
2003: Entry of low cost carriers. Air Deccan,
Spice Jet, Go Air, Indigo.
IMPLICATIONS
Aviation is now affordable with check
fares and discount schemes.
Various Operators with different
business model.
Huge growth foreseen in Aviation
13. Giving a Feel For The “Product” Inside a Service Wrapper
•Consumers are demanding not products, or features of products but the
benefits they will be offered.
•The airline product includes of two types of services:
1. On the Ground Services.
2. In-Flight Services.
PRODUCT MIX
Airlines service products
CABIN SERVICE.
CATERING SERVICE
RAMP SERVICE.
OTHER SERVICE.
15. • Online 24-hour reservation
Systems.
• Consolidation.
• Tour Operator/ Travel Agent.
• Affiliated with companies.
PLACE MIX
16. PROMOTION MIX
Advertising
Publicity
Sales promotion
Word of mouth
Airlines Advertisement Needs to Keep in
Mind the Image of Country, The Scenic
Beauty, Tourist Attractions, Rich Cultural
Heritages or Which Would Attract
Number of Tourists.