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Unlike Airlines and Phone Companies
1998In recent years the performing arts sector in Europe has witnessed a growing distance between the institutions and the public authorities that contribute financially to their activities. In this sense, one could speak of autonomization or desetatisation (even though the public authority involved is not necessarily only the state but the municipal ...
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Oil price and airline company financial soundness
2020This study investigates the impact of oil prices on the financial soundness of airline companies during the period 2006–2017. Using the OPEC oil price as an indicator, this study found that a rise in oil prices has a negative impact on an airline company’s financial soundness.
R. Rokhim, W.A. Perdana, M. Robbani
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Airline Companies in Green Transformation
Since the damage to the environment in the production of goods and services to meet human needs has emerged as a threat to global sustainability, it becomes critical to examine and reduce the environmental impacts of each activity undertaken. While this necessity forces all sectors to green transformation, it is of great importance that the aviation ...Fatma Selin Sak, Güzide Karakuş
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Optimization of Codeshare Flight Selection for an Airline Company
INFOR: Information Systems and Operational Research, 2012Abstract Codesharing is a widespread practice that allows an airline to put one of its flight numbers on a flight operated by a partner airline and consider it in its own network. Even though it has been repeatedly demonstrated that this type of partnership can generate important additional revenue, it is increasingly complex for an airline to choose ...
Marc-Alexandre LaRoche +2 more
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International Journal of Sustainable Aviation, 2020
In 2017 and 2018, Turkish Airlines (THY) expanded its business area by establishing three new companies with different areas of activities. In this study, the aim is to define business models of the airlines and evaluate the effects of Turkish Airlines innovations on its stock prices and market value using the event study method. Daily stock returns of
Ünal Battal, Levent Polat
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In 2017 and 2018, Turkish Airlines (THY) expanded its business area by establishing three new companies with different areas of activities. In this study, the aim is to define business models of the airlines and evaluate the effects of Turkish Airlines innovations on its stock prices and market value using the event study method. Daily stock returns of
Ünal Battal, Levent Polat
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Revenue management in airline companies. The case of American Airlines
2019This research deals with revenue management. It aims to study the practice of revenue management, as it presents its definition, the historical background and the parameters of its application to the airline industry. The second part of the research presents a case study, using a linear programming model and having as an example the world s largest ...
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Cultural changes (1986–96) in a Norwegian airline company
Scandinavian Journal of Psychology, 2002The purpose of the study was to investigate cultural changes in a Norwegian airline company over a time span of 10 years. A questionnaire including parameters characterizing culture was administered to air crews in 1986 (n = 137) and in 1996 (n = 50).
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Regulation Control of China Southern Airlines Company
2015China Southern Airlines is an air transport business subordinated to the China Southern Airlines Group, headquartering in Guangzhou. It has 3 branches, 5 holding subsidiaries, 18 domestic business departments and 52 overseas offices, with the total assets of RMB 94.7 billion, and it is listed in New York, Shanghai and Hong Kong. China Southern Airlines
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[Patients being transported by civil airline companies].
Revista de salud publica (Bogota, Colombia), 2015Colombian aviation operations began in 1919; however, no knowledge is currently available concerning medical air transport in the country. This study involved local companies in Bogota which provided air medical transfer for patients from 2005 to 2007; it was aimed at improving knowledge regarding air transport for patients in Colombia.This was a ...
Ángela M, Gómez-Reyes +1 more
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