maximises its use of factors of production (Button, K& Ison, S 2008). The report covers a detailed analysis of the economic performance of Tiger Airways including its Financial ratios for the year end 2010 and 2011 and an analysis of the current issues/problems like safety, management issues, Queensland flood on Tiger Airways performance including competition from Qantas Group (Jetstar, Qantas, Qantaslink), Virgin Blue, Regional Express Holdings whilst dealing with global issues like the high cost
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manages their operations in a way to expend their target market across Australia effectively. This report will further examine how their future plans can give them the opportunity to take on the big competitor in the Australian airline industry like Qantas, Jet airways and Tiger. As summery of Virgin Blue’s financial report will be discussing how their profit and loss margin is performing and the risks that the Virgin Blue could be facing on their restructuring scheme. By anticipating, Virgin Blue’s
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Lifestyle- FunlinersExperience, Designer Interiors • Benefits- last time booking facilities, refund in case of cancellation, In-flight Entertainments and many more • Quality- World class service provider, comfortable seats, etc • PESTEL Analysis Political Regulators: Directorate General of Civil Aviation(DGCA) - controls flying Licenses, pilots, certifying aircrafts and procedures to govern airports & airspace. Airport Authority of India(AAI) • Assigned the responsibility of managing
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Building a stronger Qantas Annual Report 2011 4 6 8 10 14 16 22 31 49 110 120 Chairman’s Report CEO’s Report Financial Performance Board of Directors Information on Qantas Review of Operations Corporate Governance Statement Directors’ Report Financial Report Sustainability Report Financial Calendar A STRONG PERFORMANCE IN CHALLENGING CONDITIONS THE QANTAS GROUP IN 2011 In 2010/2011 the Qantas Group reported a strong result in a complex and challenging global operating environment, with
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Company Analysis Jetstar was founded by Qantas in 2004 beginning with only 400 staff members and today employing more than 7000 members of staff, the companies’ main objective is to offer low cost flights to everyone and increasing the number of people flying versus other modes of transport. Currently rated as the third largest domestic flight company within Australia and a top five international airline by capacity offering 3000 flights per week to 56 destinations in 17 countries with a fleet
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strengths, weakness, opportunities and threats are analyzed in the first part. And in the second part five audit risks are identified and explained. Finally, since the appointment of new CEO, the impact of Virgin Blue is illustrated. 1. SWOT analysis * Strengths * Strong brand name and good reputation * Offering competitive fares with high quality customer service and awarded the Best Low-Cost Airline in Australia 2009 * Excellent on-time performance record * Successful loyalty
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G902- Professional Profiling [pic] Travelling Cheap, With JetStar Asia Competitive Analysis Of JetStar Asia In The Low-Cost Carrier Industry |Content Pages | |1. INTRODUCTION | |1.1 What is JetStar Asia?
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Porter’s five-forces model can be used to analyse the intensity of the competition and the profitability of this industry. Porter’s five forces model is a business unit strategy tool which is used to make an analysis of the value of an industry structure (Hubbard, 2004, pg 35). The analysis is made by the identification of 5 fundamental competitive forces. These include: Threat of new entrants is high One of the forces identified by this model is the threat of new entrants which refers to the
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customers - ensuring we deliver the lowest fares and provide a travel experience that is refreshing and enjoyable, alongside our commitment to all day every day low fares both to our passengers and our staff. The Jetstar Group includes wholly owned Qantas subsidiaries operating from Australia and New Zealand, Express Ground Handling and partner carriers including Jetstar Asia and Valuair in Singapore and Jetstar Pacific in Vietnam. Jetstar is Australia's low fares carrier and fare leader now operating
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British Airways Timeline. 1998: British Airways orders 59 aircraft in the Airbus A320 family and 16 Boeing 777s. 1999: British Airways opens its new World Cargo Centre. 2000: British Airways completes a 9 per cent acquisition of Iberia. 2001: Heathrow Terminal 5 is given the go-ahead by the UK Government. 2002: British Airways becomes the world’s first airline to take part in a scheme to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. 2003: Concorde makes its last
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