2. Introduction to Sustainability in
Aviation Industry
● Seeks solutions for enhancing the societal and environmental
effects of air transportation
● Mitigate contribution of aviation to climate change using new
practices and radical innovation
3. Aviation Sector and COVID-19
● High historical growth in tourism came to a halt in 2020 amid the global Covid-19 pandemic.
● Most tourist destinations have been forced to suspend operations by 2020 due to closure measures
and travel bans, cancellations and local transport
4. Sustainability Challenges in UK Aviation
Sector
● The UK is still unable to recover, as the industry has shrunk to a fraction of what it was before the pandemic.
● Unfortunately, as tourism is already vulnerable to many unmanageable factors (the economy, the jobs of
many, etc.)
5. GDP Contribution in COVID-19
● Export revenue from tourism could fall by $ 910 billion to $ 1.2 trillion
● This would have a broader effect and could reduce GDP by 1.5% to 2.8%.
● One of the main reasons why the industry has failed is the wrong unified policy and policy.
6. Government strategies for Sustainable
Aviation
● Push economic buttons such as tax exemptions and stimulus packages
● Create new systems and tools
● Introduce state-owned flagships
● Zero-emission flights using electrofuels
● Government’s bailout should be attached for airline companies
7. Sustainable Strategies by Airline
Companies
● Introducing Air-Route reactivation for flight demand
● Tracking and monitoring the demand for global air travel
● Introducing e-commerce platform for customer specific air-travel
demand
8. Potential Recovery Measures
● It would be healthier if the government took part in developing long-term
solutions.
● We will only see improvement when consumers begin to realize that it is safe
to travel.
● They propose to increase the scope of tourism and hospitality through
different social media.
9. Company Overview
● Specialises in providing holiday packages to its customer
● Recognised and respected throughout the UK as well Europe
Jet2Holidays
10. Impact of COVID-19 on Jet2Holidays
● Significant impact on the tourism industry throughout the world
● Important for this sector to withstand the long-term impact of
covid-19
● Tourism industry has been considered a sector that had a major
influence
11. Jet2Holidays Operations, Negative Sales and COVID-19
● Major impact on Jet2holidays' business operations and affected
sales
● Travelling restrictions imposed by the organisation
● Received a huge downfall in their business operations
12. Alienation in Business
● Suffered a huge loss regarding their business operations (Panzone, Larcom and
She, 2021)
● Employees had to receive a pay cut from their salary
● Negatively influenced the relationship of the company with its employees
13. Government Interventions
● UK government decided to withdraw the travelling restrictions imposed for
sustaining the further spread of covid-19 (Sharma, Thomas and Paul, 2021)
● This resulted in a huge turning point for the organisation
● Allowed the company to come back to the market
● Recover all of the losses the organisation faced during the lockdown phase
14. Strengthening Consumer Base
● Helped the organisation to provide more services after the uplift of
travel restrictions
● Enabled itself to overcome the situation and thrive in creating a
more profitable economy in the post-pandemic era
15. Future Operation and Growth Development of
Jet2holidays
● Negatively influenced various sectors of business industries (Rodríguez-Antón
and Alonso-Almeida, 2020)
● The hospitality and tourism sectors are two of the industries
16. Increase in Profitability
● Turn the situation into their profit and a huge amount of profit right
after the uplift of the COVID travelling restrictions
● Received a huge number of profits from the increased sales
proportion of their travel agent partners (Grech, Grech and Fabri,
2020)
17. Increase in Sales
● Received a 31% increase in the proportion of its sales in the year 2021
● This situation has also helped them to turn to win the trust of their travel
agents (Dube, Nhamo and Chikodzi, 2021)
● A bit of reliance on those travel agents gained them a huge profit and made the
increased sales growth possible
18. Make a new offer to protect from Covid-19
● Airlines with more domestic flights will perform better for the restoration of
the aviation industry.
● The policy emphasizes 4 new features for passengers, namely the Covid-19
insurance they provide, the middle seat is empty, temperature measurements
and refined passenger compartment.
● The offer will give passengers the confidence to rebook with the airline.
19. Target business flights demand through charter
flights
● Jet2Holiday can take opportunity to the business trip market with
offering them the charter flights service for facilitate the
transfer
● Sanitized charter flights can boost sales as it will be preferred with
low-cost budgeting
20. Concerned to Airlines memberships
● Jet2Holidays can make special offer only for the membership so
that there will be more customers want to be members with the
airlines
● Jet2Holidays can also maintain the relevance of the loyalty
membership scheme by increase the opportunity for earning
and burning points with 3rd party partner
21. Future of the Organisation
● Gain some serious market recognition
● Enable the organisation to accomplish and meet its vision of gaining
serious recognition in the global market tourism sector
● Needs to be more focused and concentrate more on business
expansion
● Create a monopoly and dominate the tourism sector with huge
market recognition
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