Logistics Management in Continental Airlines, United Airlines ans Logistics Management System of Indian Aviation.

1. Continental Airlines
v/s
Indian Aviation
Presented By:
Ajay Kanithi, Akshay Donadkar, Anto A Sebastian,
Chakshu Raj, Deep Patel, Devansh Dhawan, Hardik Madani,
Lokendra Singh Rathore, Raghu Prashant, Shivam Jain
Logistics Management

2. - US Aviation Industry
- Continental Airlines
- United-Continental Merger
- Logistics Management
- Profit Strategy
- Indian Aviation Industry
- Logistics Management
- Comparison
- Trivia
Logistics Management
in
Aviation Industry

3. US Aviation Industry
1920: scheduled airmail service started (aircraft by US army air service)
1938 civil aeronautics board established
United airlines, American Airlines, Trans World Airlines (TWA)
Demand from airline industry led to the development of aircraft with Higher speed, Larger Capacity, Fuel efficient/less
refueling stops
With Boeing 247 and Douglas DC-3, the US airline industry was profitable even during the Great Depression (1920s)
1840 million passegers in 2016 with $420 billion revenue
945000 employees and over 12000 aircrafts operating
Commercial avaition contributes 8% of the US Gross domestic product, according to recent estimates

4. Deregulation
Increased air
travel: 1978-
275 million
passengers,
2016-1240
million
passengers
Airfares
dropped :
Between
1979-83, huge
losses led to
bankruptence
s of over 100
carriers due
to oil shocks
of 1979,
Recession and
air strike in
1981
Competition:
Entry barrier
decreased.
many new
airlines
entring the
market(
people
express,air
florida,Midwa
y). airline
alliances
Jobs
increased:
From 1979 to
2009, airline
employment
increased
from 356000
people to
556000
people
Safety
improved:
The fatal
accident rate,
per
departure, is
13 times
lower in 2014
than in 2005

5. Current Scenario at United Airlines
– .
A modern fleet which
is the most fuel-
efficient among U.S.
network carriers
(when adjusted for
cabin size)
Industry-leading loyalty
program that provides
more opportunities to
earn and redeem miles
worldwide
Optimal hub
locations, including
hubs in the four
largest cities in the
United States
Approximately
88,000 employees
reside in every U.S.
state and in
countries around the
world
Hub Cities
Chicago O’Hare
Denver
Houston
Intercontinental
Los Angeles
Newark Liberty
San Francisco
Washington Dulles

6. Current Scenario…Cont’d
World’s most comprehensive global route network,
including world-class international gateways to Asia and
Australia, Europe, Latin America, and the Middle East
with non-stop or one-stop service from virtually
anywhere in the United States
World’s Most Comprehensive Route Network
339 Destinations (airports served)
216 Domestic destinations (airports served)
122 International destinations (airports served)
50 Countries Served
4,500 Daily Departures
143 Million passengers in 2016
Mainline Fleet Facts

7. Continental Airlines
Founded in 1934
Headquartered in Houston, Texas.
Started as one of the smaller carriers in
USA, known for its limited operations.
In May 2010, announced a merger with
United Airlines.
Post merger, the United is the 3rd
largest in terms of fleet size.

8. Cargo Portal Services
Secure, free and real-time access to the global business of leading air
carriers
Visibility of your allocations, current bookings and shipment status
Services that allow you to integrate CPS with your own systems
Template to record regular bookings
https://www.cargoportalservices.com/lmsweb/aboutcps.jsp

9. Carbon Offset program
https://co2offsets.sustainabletravelinternational.org/ua/cargo/trip

10. Cold Chain Capability
Cold chain Program
• Csafe LLC Acutemp
RKN
• First US passenger
airline capable of
handling the active
cargo container
Why is it unique
• Only FAA Approved
non dry ice
compressor driven
refrigeration unit
Features
• Has both cooling and
heating capabilities
• Can sustain consistent
temperatures in
ambient
environments as
extreme as -30
degrees Celsius to +50
degrees Celsius
http://www.mhlnews.com/transportation-amp-distribution/continental-airlines-adds-cold-chain-capability

11. Sustainable Supply Chain
Initiative
Measuring sustainability of current suppliers, products and operations via surveys
Integrate environmentally focused questions into RFP process
Evaluate impact of supplier’s product or services on environment
incorporate environmental considerations into our purchasing decisions
identify opportunities to collaborate with suppliers
https://www.supplychainmarket.com/doc/united-airlines-launches-sustainable-supply-chain-initiative-0001

12. India
Air-Network

13. Indian aviation industry at a glance
– .Passenger traffic –
188 Mn, 54 Mn
international
Freight Movement –
2 Mn MT
Aircraft Movement
2.7 Mn
According to IATA,
India will displace the
UK for the third place
in 2026
Growth in
import/export will be
the key driver for
growth in freight
traffic as 30 per cent
of total trade is
undertaken via
airways.
driven by factors
such as LCC,
modern airports, FDI
in domestic airlines,
advanced IT
interventions and
growing emphasis
on regional
connectivity

15. Profitability and Porter 5 forces
Notes: Profit
5- Strongest
1-Lowest

16. Airline Commenced Headquarters Type
Air India 1932 Delhi Flag Carrier | Full Service
Jet Airways 1993 Mumbai Full Service
IndiGo 2006 Gurgaon Low Cost
Air India Express 2005 Kochi Low Cost
SpiceJet 2005 Gurgaon Low Cost
GoAir 2005 Mumbai Low Cost
AirAsia India 2014 Bengaluru Low Cost
Vistara 2015 Gurgaon Full Service
Alliance Air 1996 Delhi Regional
TruJet 2015 Hyderabad Regional
Air Odisha 2012 Bhubaneswar Regional
Luwang Airline 2017 Kolkata Regional
Supreme Airlines 1993 Mumbai Regional
Ventura AirConnect 2011 Surat Regional
Zoom Air 2013 Gurgaon Regional
Blue Dart Aviation 1995 Chennai Cargo
Quikjet Airlines 2016 Bangalore Cargo
Chhattisgarh Air Link 2012 Raipur Charter
Club One Air 2005 Delhi Charter
Confident Airlines 2005 Bangalore Charter
Deccan Charters 1997 Bangalore Charter
Fly Divine 2017 Indore Charter
Ghodawat Aviation 2014 Kolhapur Charter
Jagson Airlines 2005 Delhi Charter
Jal Hans 2010 Port Blair Charter
Pawan Hans 1985 New Delhi Charter
Spirit Air 2012 Bangalore Charter
TajAir 1993 Mumbai Charter
Titan Aviation 2010 Bangalore Charter

17. Share of international outbound freight traffic in India 2015-16, by region
There are 95
scheduled
international carriers-
5 Indian carriers and
90 foreign carriers.
Currently India has air
connectivity with 58
countries through
more than 300 routes.

18. Air India
Fleet
Boeing
Airbus
Airports
58 Domestic
29
International
Technology
LMS
EDI Interface
Parcel Types
Personal
Effects
Sentimental
Shipments
Odd Sized
Cargo
Dangerous
Goods
Valuables
etc.
Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) is the
computer-to-computer exchange of
business documents in a standard
electronic format between business
partners.
EDI replaces the faxing and mailing of
paper documents. EDI documents use
specific computer record formats that are
based on widely accepted standards.
EDI for logistics is a standard way to
electronically transfer data between
software applications
in logistics companies and their
business partners. TSi
uses EDI forlogistics for shipping and
billing information to process the
freight bills, bills of lading, purchase
orders and other freight documents.

19. BlueDart
Fleet
Boeing
B757-200
Freighters
Hubs
Chennai
Kolkata
Network
Worldwide
Parent Company
DHL Express
Blue Dart has maintained excellent safety standards
over the years with nil accident on record since 1997.
Major Cities: Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Delhi,
Hyderabad, Mumbai
QuikjetAirlines
Fleet (1) Boeing 737-400F
Network
Delhi, Bangalore,
Chennai, Hyderabad
On Demand Service
Bhutan, Bangkok,
Colombo, Dhaka
Parent Company ASL Aviation group
‘India needs to improve
infrastructure to smoothen
cargo traffic flow’

20. Comparisons

21. Strategy

22. Recommendations

23. References
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_airlines_of_India