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DCO11610 Introduction to Aviation Industry
Airline Business Project

Region of operation: global
50 competitors
IATA Code: SA
Net work : long+short ( domestic+international) (cargo, passenger
Premium econ + econ
Low cost service level( provide food for sale)
Capital: 217645714.75
Type of aircrafts: airbus (reduce pilot training cost) with GE engine: A300-600GE( reduce the maintaining cost) A300-600RGE A310-300GE A300-600FGE A310-200FGE satisfy the length of runway of destination of the first quarter Fuel saving, Layover time(臨時滯留) Max. distance, max. cargo, seating, speed 1 quarter: within china (Chengdu, shanghai, Guangzhou, Kunming, Nanjing, xi an)
2 quarter: international short haul (Tokyo, Osaka, Bangkok, Taipei, Hong kong, Seoul)
3 quarter: international long haul
4 quarter: 5th freedom
, High density,
Destination
Location of headquarter: Beijing Demand forecast – bar chart for showing the demand
Airport information: length of runway (???) use the range by distance
Configure aircraft: Economy: $250 with no facilities Seat pitch: 28 ( according to ……………Kenny MA Seat row : 2/4/2 TABLE OF SEAT DISTribution of each type of aircraft
Passenger service: sale newspaper, snacks for sale, sofa drink and alcohol,
Staff cap pic.
Manager cap pic.\
2 quarter: open multi language training
Schedule flight : daily round
A (60 hours)+B (500 hours) check
Turn around time: 45mins-60mins

Marketing: airfares----70%

First quarter is focus on domestic flight in
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