Business Strategy and Competition for the Future in the Airline Industry
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Online Journal on Air Transport for Aviation Business Students and Professionals
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This book makes it clear that diversity among aviation professionals do not merely exist at the superficial level of theoretically using a language; the comprehension of a language has to do with much more, such as underlying cultural values. These values not only influence communication across cultures it also influences communication between men and women.
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By Eric Pels
Unfortunately, life is not as simple as it seems. Airports may not be natural monopolies, and regulation may do more harm than good. This book brings together a number of papers of recognized experts in the field. The book describes recent developments in airport regulation in various countries.
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Estimating an aircraft’s value and forecasting its future price is a complex process. Aircraft values depend not only on such factors as aircraft overall condition, maintenance quality, the time to the next major check, fuel and seat capacity, they also depend on general economic conditions. Since the same type of aircraft can be operated on different stage lengths (i.e., routes with different distances), the average number of landings per hour can vary. Therefore, factors determining an aircraft’s value include the aircraft’s age, physical condition, maintenance status, maintenance documentation, and the inflation rate.
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The Norman Y. Mineta San Jose International Airport is a medium-sized airport in San Jose, which is California’s 3rd largest and the nation’s 11th largest city with a population of 925,000 (2003). The airport is located at the northeast end of the city, near the intersection of two major freeways. Read this review to learn more about this U.S. airport.
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