This document discusses the airline industry and is divided into topics covered by various team members. It provides an introduction to air travel history and defines the airline industry. It discusses key economic factors like the large number of passengers and employees worldwide. It also covers the 4Ps of marketing, the 4Cs of customer relationships, major airline players in India, SWOT analysis, PEST analysis, the Indian airline scenario, market segmentation, and the future outlook of the industry.
6. once upon a time people were started to
travel by foot, then to cross the oceans
they build ships, after the train is
innovated.after few years airlines are
innovated.
7. DEFINATION
Airline industry is a system of
transportation
Moving people and goods
One of the true global
Business Types of airlines
Passenger airlines
Cargo airlines
Super cargo airlines
8. ECONOMIC
2.5 billion passengers worldwide
5.5 million airlines employes
18 million indirect tourism jobs.
On Jan 1st 1914 the st .Peterbrug
became the world's first
scheduled passenger airline
service
There are around 5000 airlines in
the world.
10. PRODUCT
Air India is one of the leading airlines in India
providing international and domestic travel.
Air India provides only passenger transport
services; thus, it is committed to provide the
best possible services to its customers.
Air India passenger fleet primarily consists of
aeroplanes from Boeing and Airbus.
11. PRICE
Air India is a leading airline player in India
with a pricing strategy based on competition
and sectors it covers.
Air India prices airline tickets such that it is
easily accessible to middle class families.
Quality of service is something that they do
not compromise with the basic technique
12. PLACE
Air India has its presence in all cities in India. Air India
has flights connecting India with major cities and
business headquarters across the world.
They have also tied up with various agencies to sell their
tickets, thus increasing their service base and
capabilities.
Promotion:
Air India has tied up with various travel agencies like
yatra.com, goibibo.com, etc.
By promoting their tagline “Air India…. Truly india.Air
India has leveraged huge gains by being able to
promote their brand bran.
Amadeus, is a short term promotional strategy which Air
India implements.
14. Consumer wants and needs’
It is the focus on being product-
led to companies making things
customers didn’t want.
Cost to satisfy’
It is the basis that price was
irrelevant. consider all costs
involved in satisfying your
customers including costs than
customers themselves will have
15. Convenience to buy .
Convenience to buy is nothing but
how and where does the customer want
to purchase
Communication
It is all the interactions
between the organisation and customer
. communication was that it should be
about dialogue, a two-way conversation,
between company and customer
20. SWOT ANALYSIS
STRENGTHS
Fastest transportation services
Heighly trained staff
Ticket pricing is on the hand of
players
Concentration on customers
satisfaction
Highly entry barriers to new player
21. WEAKNESS
High maintenance cost
Labour intensive industry
High wages paid to the staff
Directly dependent on some other
industry like tourism and
Corporate travelers
22. OPPORTUNITIES
percentage of people travelling in airlines is
increasing gradually
Increase percapita income
Airlines can be used for cargo
FDI's in Indian airline industry
Threats
Raising fuel costs Exchange rate fluctations,
Taxes imposed by the govt High competitive
industry because of large number of players.
28. INTRODUCTION
Airport authority of india manages total 125
airports in the country.
11 International
94 domestic
28 civil cnclaves
C) Delhi and mumbai contributing 70% of
passenger and cargo traffic has growth at
50% of other states
29. GROWTH
Domestic passenger segment growth is at 17%
per annum. As well As national passenger
segment is 21% along with cargo 14%.
PRIVATISATION :
In our country international airports offering
Joint venture.
Greenfield airports are getting developed at
kochi , Hyderabad and Banglore.
100% foreign equity also been allowed for
construction and maintenance
30. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
OJECTIVES:
To find out challengers faced by
Enterpreneurs
(b) Data collection
(c) research design
MAJOR LOSS RESULTING FACTORS :
a) Rising fuel prices
b) High airport charges
c) Huge competition faced by premium
31. GLOBAL SCENARIO OF AIRWAYS
INTRODUCTION :
According to International Air Transport
Authority (IATA). There are various
process in
Aviation Industry related to passenger and
Cargo
32. GLOBAL SCENARIO :
There are about 17,000 Airports operating
Globally and providing Air Traffic service.
These airports handling 3.7 billion
Passengers per annum approx.
Major airports concentrated in 3 regions i.e
North America , European , Asian Pacific.
In these regions contribute 92.0% of total
Air Traffic to world Economy.
These are known as “VOICE OF AIRPORTS.”
33. AIRPORTS COUNCIL INTERNATIONAL :
• Every individual of international airways
• Handling 30 million passengers per year.
• There are 1300 Air carriers in World.
• They are operating 18,000 Aircrafts over a
• Route of 15,000 kms serving 14,000 airports.
• Ratio of air cargo traffic proportions is 77:23 in
international air traffic.
This will increase in future
38. FUTURE OUTLOOKS
The airlines are likely to experience a
strong growth in 2017,following multiple
years of positive rise in passenger travel
demand driven by wealth creation in
asia pacific and the middle east.
1) Continue Strong Profits
2) A Year of New ultra – long air routes
3) Capacity Expansion
39. CONCLUSION
o Due to this Assignment I got lots of
knowledge about the airline Industry
o In my assignment I have tried to present
various aspects of the airline industry
o This Assignment deals with the present
scenario in airline industry.
o I Thank MA’AM for giving me an
opportunity to present this assignment.