3. Low cost airlines, headquartered in Gurgaon.
Fourth largest airline in the country.
Market share – close to 14%
312 daily flights ( 47 national and 7 international
destinations)
Fleet size- 78
Revenue – Rs. 7933 crores
Net income – Rs. 557 crores
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5. High emphasis on minimizing operating costs and without some of
the traditional services and amenities provided in the fare, resulting
in lower fares and fewer comforts.
These airlines use the following strategies to keep their costs low –
Aircraft
Bases
Simplicity
Non-flight revenue
Limit personnel costs
6. What SpiceJet does in addition –
Absent non-essential features
Use of secondary airports for lower landing fees and marketing
support
Rapid turnaround
Online ticket sales
Baggage charges
Passenger loading via stairs rather than jetways
Hedge fuel costs
Route planning before aircraft arrives at airport
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12. Low Cost Carriers
• Focus on Operational
Efficiencies
• Mainly focused on
regional markets
• Don’t generally offer
Corporate deals
Mainline Carriers
• Focus on
Differentiation through
services offered
• Part of Alliances eg.
Star Alliance etc
• Corporate Deals
13. Entered with RS 99 fares for the first 99
days
Strong backing by the promoters
Having more than 35 destinations in
India
Good presence in the market due to its
branding and advertising
15. POLITICAL FACTORS :
Bureaucracy
No clear policies for state carriers
ECONOMIC FACTORS:
increasing tax and tariff
Price depends upon individual firm’s behavior
International fuel price
16. SOCIAL FACTORS :
Lack of skilled manpower ( in flight staffs)
Customers services
Safety concerns (9/11)
TECHNOLOGICAL FACTORS :
Night landing facilities
Operation during winter
Capital intensive technology
17. Low cost carrier
Point to point services
Cheaper product design
Sales via internet
Word of mouth marketing