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Airline and
Airport Management (Part -2)
Attend any 4
questions. Each question carries 25 marks
(Each answer
should be of minimum 2 pages / of 300 words)
Q. 1. Explain
theory of product analysis in marketing and discuss the ways in which it can be
applied to marketing in today’s airline industry.
Answer: Marketing is the process of
developing and implementing a plan to identify, anticipate and satisfy consumer
demand, in such a way as to make a profit. The two main elements of this plan
are market research to identify and anticipate customer requirements and the
planning of an appropriate marketing mix to meet these requirements. Market
research involves gathering and recording information about consumers, market,
product, and the competition in an organised way. The information is then
analysed and used to inform marketing decisions. There are three main ways of
gathering information for market research:
Q. 2. Explain
why Quality control is an essential part of the product design phase of
marketing for any airline,without it, the carrier cannot know which parts of
its product are weak, and where improvements are needed.
Answer:
Q. 3. Discuss
some of the common conditions associated with discount fares if the correct
cost allocation methods are used, the passenger who pays a lower price is
carried at a genuinely lower cost.
Answer:A low-cost carrier or low-cost
airline (also known as a no-frills, discount or budget carrier or airline, or
LCC) is an airline that generally has lower fares and fewer comforts. To make
up for revenue lost in decreased ticket prices, the airline may charge for
extras like food, priority boarding, seat allocating, and baggage etc.
Currently the world's largest low-cost carrier is Southwest Airlines, which
operates in the United States and some surrounding areas.
Q. 4. Analyse
current developments in the field of airline distribution in an area where
radical and controversial change is occurring, as carriers become increasingly
adept at exploiting the potential open to them from on-line distribution.
Answer:The world of data has changed
radically in the past decade. Facebook has altered the way people communicate,
simultaneously delivering a mountain of data to its owners; Google and Apple
are rapidly building the biggest data factories ever assembled; Amazon knows
all about our reading and consumer habits and is expert at exploiting them; and
a host of online travel agents and others are taking advantage of their
youthful IT profiles to accumulate data mines that are potentially worth tens of
billions of dollars.
Q. 5. Explain
the fundamentals of Relationship Marketing in the airline industry which is
more impressive way of describing an airline’s frequent flyer programme.
Answer: Many companies separate the two
functions and dedicate different areas of their marketing department to work on
one or the other. New customers are considered transactional because the goal
is to get them to buy, while existing customers require different
strategies. To retain current customers,
businsses engage in relationship marketing strategies to continually attract
repeat business. While both types of customer must be acknowledged and
respected, the goal, ultimately, is to turn every new customer into a returning
Q. 6. Discuss
the challenging and complex nature of the sales task in the airline industry
through sound planning which will be essential if it is to be accomplished
successfully.
Answer:
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