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Low cost Airlines 1) definition A low-cost carrier or low-cost airline is an airline that generally has lower fares. 2)history Until 1978, date of publication of Airline deregulation act (law abolishing the control of airline companies), the internal market of the United States was subjected to statutory procedures limiting the competition between companies. After this date the companies were engaged in a tariff war and the concept of "low-cost carrier" was born . Certain companies dashed

Elysair SAS, operating as L'Avion, was an airline headquartered in Wissous, France.[1] It operated business class only long-haul services between Orly Airport, Paris and Newark Liberty International Airport in the USA.[2] The airline was purchased by British Airways and has since merged with OpenSkies an all business class airline owned by British Airways. Founded by young French entrepreneur Frantz Yvelin and run by CEO Marc Rochet, L'Avion was a marketing name for Elysair. It had been created

Introduction3 I/ Presentation of the firm a) History4 b) Ryanair, a controversial business model5 II/ Ryanair’s financial analysis a) What are the financial strategies used by Ryanair? 7 b) What about its development? 8 III/ The airline industry: a fierce competition a) Ryanair’s competition environment 11 b) Ryanair’s competitive strategy12 Conclusion 13 Bibliography14 Methodology We chose this company because, we have been attracted by its original

From the birth of planes to the conquest of space, the sky always fascinated people. In century, the air transport became a major industry of the world economy. The spectacular growth of this sector created 500 airline companies which are present in the quasi-totality of the countries of the world and flying over the whole planet. The air transport became omnipresent in our lives, it is the most borrowed mode on the journey of long distances. However, this sector is very complex, sensitive to numerous

N ot long ago, Alitalia was one of the largest airline companies in the world. Today it is a shadow of its former self, having burned massive amounts of taxpayer money before finally entering bankruptcy with few assets remaining. The principal culprit of this debacle was the Italian government. Trying to avoid the political pain a bankruptcy would have caused, the government continued providing subsidized financing to the money-losing airline, delaying the necessary restructuring. Not only was

transport aérien de passagers, tant au niveau national qu'international. La compagnie dessert un large éventail de destinations à travers le monde, ce qui en fait un acteur majeur dans le domaine du voyage aérien. · Le marché principal d'Emirates Airlines est également le transport aérien de passagers, mais avec un accent particulier sur les vols long-courriers. La compagnie est connue pour ses vols internationaux longue distance, en mettant l'accent sur les liaisons entre l'Europe, l'Asie, l'Afrique

aérienne American Airlines lança le premier SIR, Sabre. Depuis ce temps, plusieurs autres compagnies aériennes ont développé des SIR ou en sont devenues actionnaires. En plus de Sabre, qui est détenu par American Airlines de façon majoritaire, trois autres SIR jouent un rôle majeur dans l’industrie : Apollo/Galileo (United Airlines, KLM, British Airways, Swissair, US Airways, Alitalia, Olympic Airways et Air Canada), Amadeus (Lufthansa, Iberia, Air France et Continental Airlines) et Worldspan (Delta

This picture is an advertising taken from the famous American newspaper magazine Newsweek for the Turkish Airlines company. In the background, we can see a blue sky with some clouds. This advertising is composed in four parts. In the background, we can see four monuments of four different countries. On the one hand, in the right part of the picture, we can notice the big ben which is the Palace of Westminster and refers to Britain. We can also see a telephone box typically English because it is

prépondérante. On décompte 420 compagnies aériennes dès 1926, la plupart n'ayant qu'une existence éphémère avant de faire faillite ou d'être absorbée par l'une des cinq grandes compagnies qui domineront le marché dès 1930 : American Airlines, United Air Lines, Eastern Airlines, Transcontinental & Western Air - plus connue sous son acronyme, TWA - et la Pan Am qui deviendra bientôt la plus grande compagnie internationale. En 1930 les transporteurs américains accueillent 170 000 passagers soit plus du double

agricoles au monde. Grâce à sa situation exceptionnelle, la ville constitue un centre de communication majeur de voies terrestres, et de transports aérions avec ses deux aéroports internationaux, également appelés « hubs », qui sont « United Airlines » et « American Airlines ». Elle acquiert une grande renommée culturelle grâce à son architecture de gratte-ciel et attire des millions de visiteurs chaque année. En effet, la Willis Tower est, de 1974 à 1998, le plus haut gratte-ciel du monde et reste en