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    Delta Automated Travel Account System (DATAS) in 1968. United Airlines and Trans World Airlines followed them after in 1971, with the Apollo Reservation System and Programmed Airline Reservation System (PARS). The problem following these systems being developed is that travel agents begun to push for a system that would automate their side of the process. Fearing this would place too much power in the agent’s hand. American Airlines executive Robert Crandall proposed creating and industry-wide computer

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    Pan Am 103 By Max Gaines

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    Pan Am 103 Max Gaines Middle Tennessee State University Abstract Pan Am flight 103 was just a normal routine transatlantic flight that took off from San Francisco and was en-route to London for its first layover. The flight took place on December 21st, 1988. Pan Am flight 103 was on its transatlantic leg when it was blown into pieces by a bomb. The explosion killed all 259 passengers on board and took 11 lives on the ground in Lockerbie, Scotland. Right after the crash everyone believed it

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    We determine an industry’s level of rivalry based on four qualities that contribute to the level of rivalry: industry competitive structure, industry demand, cost condition, and exit barrier. Aggregating each quality determines the overall impact on the industry, intensity of competition, and ultimately, the profit potential. The competitive structure of an industry can be described as either fragmented or consolidated. A consolidated industry consists of few, but large companies. They not only control

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    Southwest Airlines have become an international carrier with gradual development coupled with strong leadership. The company has faced difficulties through stiff competition from the other leading carriers, which struggle to gain a larger market share for the travel product. The company desire to expand is what makes it more successful in the market. The expansionary measures also require significant management practices, which become harder. Southwest Airline faces competition from Delta Airlines

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    Examining the United Airline case of it is clear that United Airlines has been losing revenue on it’s flights from San Francisco to Washington D.C. and that the costs of such flights have not been continuously covered. The costs of flights in reference from San Francisco to Washington D.C have had some aspects involving the costs of fuel, food, flight attendants, and pilots etc. and therefore all of these needs have to be covered in advance in order to make the flight more relaxed for passengers

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    Delta airline is one of the biggest competitors in the air traveling market, transporting an estimated 160 million travelers a year to their destinations according to delta. Delta airline was created in 1924 originally a crop dusting company eventually evolved to a airline which started to transport actual passengers in 1929. Delta had a prosperous business up until it faced bankruptcy on April 25, 2007 thus forcing the company to merge with Northwest airlines. Delta is making hundreds of millions

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    intensity of rivalry.  The degree of rivalry among established companies In the airline markets, SIA has strong competition from not only Asia areas, airlines but also many international brand airlines such as United Airlines and American airlines (best airlines in American for 2012). Although SIA has a great brand reputation with global markets, but it also continually develops the new equipment in the busy airline industry to provide the new attractive point for increasing the customer satisfaction

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    What was your ten year old experience like? Mine consisted of traveling alone to Mexico to visit my Grandfather throughout summer vacations. Traveling alone was something most of my relatives did at that age, it was an opportunity to visit the country their parents had grown up in. At first, my mom was skeptical. The thought of leaving me alone on a plane surrounded by strangers while being ten thousand feet in the air terrified her. It prompted her to call me every hour to see how I would be doing

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    Global Airline Industry Essay

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    days after September 11th, all aircraft stayed on the ground. Even military aircraft had to receive special clearance to fly. In a ripple effect, the entire economy of the United States and the world was put on hold. The New York Stock Exchange shut its doors because of the attacks on the towers of the World Trade Center. The airline industry is classified into four categories by the Department of Transportation. The four categories are International, National, Regional and Cargo. The following

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    Marketing Pan American Airways grew dramatically and they used advertising as a key item in their growth strategy. Pic 1 shows some of the routes Pan American used to assist the Allies in World War 1 in 1941. This poster helped gain consumer confidence because it showed that if its safe for the military it should be safe for the typical consumer. It also allowed for a form of patriotism, by hinting at the ideal of fly with the company who supports our nation. Pic 1 Pan American Airways System –

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