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Explore how Emirates Airlines achieved double-digit growth, best operating margin, and strategic alliances in the aviation industry. Learn about their business model and top management structure.
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Who is the best ? Which airline had : • Double digit growth for the last 19 years ? • Best operating margin ratio in 2003 ? • One of the highest load factor in 2003 ?
GROUP 12 Section C Chang Jack Dimoka Maria Guibourgé Matthieu Oda Hiroo Zhang Steven
World Air Carrier Profit/Loss World Passenger Demand 20 10 15 10 5 Annual Percent Growth 5 billions of US dollars 0 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 0 -5 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 -10 -15 -5 Operating profit Net profit Passengers RPKs Introduction • What happened to the aviation industry?
Change InIndustrial Environment • How airlines companies reacted to the tough situation? • Trends & Strategies • Smaller and faster airlines • Globally strategic alliance • Dark Horse
Total Revenue Profit Margin 14 15 10 billion euro 10 6 5 Percentage 2 0 0 -5 2001 2003 2001 2003 Benchmarking (1) • Emirates Airlines vs other front runners • Emirates outperformed others by high profit margin
Revenue / Employee Passenger Load Factor 250 77 200 75 150 100 50 0 70 Benchmarking (2) • Emirates operates outstandingly (cost efficiently) • Emirates outperformed others • by passenger load factor FY2003 DATA
Emirates Airlines • Head Offices located in Dubai • Started in 1985 • It owns 50 aircrafts • No of Employees = 10,500 • Ranked 5th in the industry (Net Profit)
Integral Operations Emirates Group Emirates Airlines DNATA Airline Operations Airport Operations
Top Management Structure Chairman Group Managing Director 2 Chief Directors Chairman Chairman Group Managing Director Group Managing Director Chief Director
Business Model of Major Airlines Main Hub • Regional Hubs • Main Routes • Making Profits • Long-haul Aircrafts • Branch Routes • Competition from Low-Budget Airlines • Short-haul Aircrafts
Business Model of Emirates Airlines Code-Sharing Main Hub (Dubai) • No Regional Hubs • Main Routes • Making Profits • Long-haul Aircrafts • No Branch Routes • Making Code-Sharing Agreement 5,000-6,000km No Need For Refuel outside Dubai
Characteristics of the Emirates Model • 1. Homogeneous Aircrafts (Long-haul Only) • More flexibility in Flight scheduling, Crew scheduling • Scale merit of Purchasing, Leasing and Maintenance • 2. Direct Flights • Less Downtime (High Utilization of the resources) • Reduce landing and Parking Cost • 3. Standardized Flight Schedule • Simple Operation with Less Flaws
International Culture with Arabic Symbol • Top Management from UK and Ireland • Employees from more than 100 countries His Highness Sheikh Mohammad :The “Picture Face”
Dubai Hub • Financial Results • Marketing Strategy • Fleet SWOT-Strengths
Fleet Average Age month 160 120 Whole Industry Emirates: B777-200/300; A330-200;A340-300/500 80 40 0 Lufthansa: 17 types including 737-300, CRJ 100/200… Advanced Fleets
SWOT-Weaknesses • Not Established Brand Name • Small Independent Airlines Network