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    Intro to Airline

    Presented by - Priyanshu Mishra


    - Diksha
    - johny
    What is the Airline
    Industry?
    •The airline industry encompasses a wide range of
    businesses, called airlines, which offer air transport services Click to add text
    for paying customers or business partners.

    •These air transport services are provided for both human


    travellers and cargo, and are most commonly offered via
    jets, although some airlines also use helicopters.

    •The airline industry offers a variety of career paths,


    including pilots, flight attendants and ground crew.
    History
    DELAG was founded on 16 November 1909 as a commercial
    passenger-carrying offshoot of Zeppelin Luftschiffbau. While
    the notion did not have the
    support of Count Ferdinand von Zeppelin, the inventor of the
    zeppelin, Alfred Colsman, the business manager of
    Zeppelin Luftschiffbau, gained both funding and promotion
    for passenger flights from Albert Ballin, the head of
    the Hamburg America Line. On 19 June 1910, DELAG's first
    zeppelin, designated LZ 7 and
    named Deutschland, performed its first flight. Despite its loss
    on 28 June 1910, the company launched
    the improved Deutschland II and the LZ 10 Schwaben during
    the following year. It carried 1,553 paying passengers during
    its commercial career. By July 1914, one month prior to the
    start of the First World War, DELAG's Zeppelins had
    transported a total of 34,028 passengers on 1,588
    commercial flights; over these trips, the fleet
    had accumulated 172,535 kilometer's across 3,176 hours of
    flight.
    • The terms ‘airline industry’ and ‘aviation
    industry’ are sometimes thought of as being
    synonymous, but in reality, they have different
    •What is the meanings.

    Difference •The airline industry refers to companies that offer air


    transport services to paying customers, whereas the

    Between the aviation industry includes all aviation-related


    businesses.

    Airline Industry
    •The airline industry can be classed as just one sector
    and the Aviation of the wider aviation industry.

    Industry? •In addition to this sector, aviation companies would


    also include businesses like aircraft manufacturers,
    companies offering non-commercial flights, aerospace
    companies, regulation authorities and those involved
    with research.
    •Airline Industry •Aviation Industry
    What are the Different Types of Airlines?

    1.
    2. National 3. Regional
    International
    Airlines Airlines
    Airlines
    Biggest Airline Companies in the
    World
    Emirates, based in Dubai, in the United Arab Emirates. A state-owned airline, it started
    operations in 1985 and is also recognized as one of the largest airlines in the world for
    cargo activities. Emirates currently has a fleet size of more than 250 aircraft and is
    notable for not having joined any of the major airline alliances.
    It is estimated that Emirates provides flights for more than 50 million annual
    passengers and offers services to more than 150 destinations in total. The company’s
    sole hub is Dubai

    The sixth biggest airline company in the airline industry is China Southern Airlines. China
    Southern Airlines was founded in 1988 and is the largest airline in Asia by fleet size,
    delivering its services through more than 600 aircraft. The company provides services to
    in excess of 200 destinations, carries around 150 million passengers each year and
    employs somewhere in the region of 100,000 staff.
    The airline’s two main hubs are Beijing Capital International Airport and Guangzhou
    Baiyun International Airport.
    One more large airline company within the airline industry is Ryanair. Ryanair is Founded in
    1984, Ryanair is based in Dublin, Ireland and is recognized as one of the largest budget
    airlines in the world, providing flights for more than 100 million passengers every year.
    These flights cover 225 destinations and the company has a fleet size of more than 300
    aircraft.
    The airline makes use of a point-to-point model, rather than having a central hub, but its
    main operational bases can be found at Dublin Airport and London Stanstead Airport. Its
    route network centers on Europe and the Middle East.
    • The biggest airline company in the airline industry is American
    Airlines. Founded in 1926, American Airlines is the largest
    airline in the world, not only according to the aforementioned
    RPK metric, but also based on fleet size, total passengers and
    number of destinations served. The company has its main
    headquarters in Fort Worth, Texas, flies to around 350
    destinations, and handles 200 million annual passengers.
    • American Airlines’ largest hub is Dallas/Fort Worth
    International Airport, with more than 50 million passengers
    being served via this hub alone each year. The business also
    employs more than 100,000 people.
    Airline Department

    • •Flight Crew
    • •Passenger Handling
    • •Catering
    • •Cargo
    • •Sales & Marketing
    • •Technical
    • •Operations
    • •Administration
    Airline Regulations
    • External Relations
    • Liberalization of air services agreements
    • Fair competition amongst all operators that fly between the same
    country-pairs
    • Reduction of red tape; facilitation of doing business
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    • Passenger Rights
    • A reasonable compromise between passenger rights and airline
    interests
    • Legal certainty
    • Unambiguous and workable European Commission’s guidelines
    • Border Control / Passenger Data
    • Legal certainty, simplicity, avoidance of
    unnecessary red tape, respect of relevant
    agreed ICAO recommended practices and
    standards
    • Minimize costs to airlines
    • Security
    • Simplicity, risk-based approach
    • Terrorism-related security charges to
    be borne by States
    • Minimize costs to airlines
    Accidents Incident of airline

    • September 11 attacks
    • hijacked on 5
    September 1986
    at Karachi airport
    in Pakistan

    Neerja bhanot
    Safety of Airline

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