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    company. This indicates that he is a competent employee who may have the ability in aiding the new CEO to bringing Turitea Aviation back to its former glory. - He has been noted to have a ‘consultative management style’. In a company that has just been through the stress associated with a resignation of an undesirable leader, Johnsons’ management will be extremely beneficial for repairing and adopting a new company culture. Employees will be looking for someone to lead/someone to follow. Johnson, a

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    the weather plays an important part of the decision as well. Despite the necessity for air travel, the fares of the airlines are very expensive in Canada and because of these people are opting out. One of the main factors that the flights are so expensive in Canada is because there is no competition of the major airlines. There are really only two major airlines that cover most of the routes with in Canada. Air Canada and West Jet are the two major companies in

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    fuel proficiency and less regular overwhelming kept maintenance. Jetstar: • Company is serving 70 aircrafts at present. • Airbus A320-200 is currently more in service. • Qantas put in a request for 110 A320s in 2011, with 11 dispensed to an arranged new Qantas Group premium carrier in Asia (never really settled) and 99 to the different Jetstar-marked aircrafts. 2. Financial aspects: • Qantas: Qantas is de-utilizing its asset report and expanding its arrival on contributed capital. The Group 's

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    should look into adjusting their market strategy and look into joining an alliance, if not form its own. Rising fuel prices has a huge impact on the airline industry. In an article published by the New York Times in 2007, oil prices were hovering ‘near $100 a barrel’ which caused the International Air Transport Association (IATA) to ‘slash’ their predicted profits for 2008 from ‘$7.8 billion to $5 billion’ (Clark, 2007). In 2008 high fuel prices were ‘dominant factor’ in the losses that faced the

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    Q: 3 (A) What factors must a firm consider while addressing the make or buy decision? Ans: International Operations management and corporate strategy: Operations management of an International business needs to be integrated with the firm’s corporate strategy. The central role of operations management is to create the potential for achieving superior value for the firm. If operations management takes Rs. 100 worth of inputs and brings out product worth Rs. 150, it has crated considerable value

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    Cathay Pacific for next twenty years or a penalty can be issued. The penalty is those who break the contract have to pay certain amount of money to cover the training expenses that company paid for them in the front. This system is target on those new graduates who are looking for their career development. This attracted them by saying Cathay Pacific can provide you a well developed career for a very little invest. With this innovative training system, Cathay should be able to manage its cost and

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    RIGHT LEADS TO BIG RESULTS Air travel has become more than traveling to point A to point B. The goal of all airlines is to generate a profit, in order to that airlines would like to see every flight full or at the least to a breakeven point. In order to get to that point, airlines offer as little as possible to ensure the lowest possible price to the traveler, or offer a wide selection of services to get the most in airfare that is possible. Today the prospective air traveler has almost limitless

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    Boeing is the largest aerospace company and the largest manufactor of commercial and military aircraft in the world. Boeings military aircraft come equipped with missiles, satellite, launch vehicles and advanced information and communication systems. Boeing is the number one U.S. exporter when it comes to sales. Boeing’s management must understand the importance of the legal, ethical and social responsibility of their organizations. All of the above mentioned will have an effect on the planning function

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    they were progressing and where they lacked. Boeing pursues Product Differentiation strategy in order to create competitive advantage over Airbus. Boeing differentiates its products by increasing number of seating capacity, engine capacity, innovating new winglet designs and by manufacturing wide range of products in respect to the change in market

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    service with a very safe environment in an affordable price WestJet vision is “By 2016, WestJet will be one of the five most successful international airlines in the world providing our guests with a friendly and caring experience that will change air travel forever (Saretsky, 2012). ‘’ Values WestJet give priory for the safety of its customer, they are committed to it. They are very focused on being passionate and positive in what they are doing. They are grateful for their people and guest. They

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