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The Airline industry came into existence during the 17th centuries. Origin of Indian aviation industry can be traced back to the year 1912. Air travel remains a large and growing industry. It facilitates economic growth, world trade, and international investment. India has the private airlines as its key players 75% of the market share is owned by the private sector. India is the 9th largest aviation market in the world.
COMPANY PROFILE
The indigo airlines is functional from 2006. indigo is the unit of interglobe they have their head quarters at gurgaun fastest growing airline company in india
VISION
To be the number 1 LCC (low cost carrier) In India & to launch affordable international flights
MISSION
To be the best airline in India by providing by providing following values to its customers AFFORDABLE PRICE ON TIME PERFORMANCE HASSLEFREE SERVICE
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CODE OF CONDUCT
Honest And Ethical Conduct. Protection And Proper Use of Companies Property. Compliance With All Applicable Laws. Enhancing The Value Of The Organization.
MANAGEMENT TEAM
Mr. Rahul Bhatiya Mr.Aditya Ghosh Mr.Sanjay Kumar Caption K.P.S Nair Mr.Sanjeev Ramdas Mr.S.C Gupta Mr.K.S Bakshi CEO, MD CFO CCO CFS Vice President V P Engineering V P Human Resources
SWOT ANALYSIS STRENGTHS:High brand awareness Cost leadership High efficiency Innovation Tie-ups Hassle free
WEAKNESSES:Less differentiation Too many players as competitor Short lived innovation Untapped domestic cargo segment
OPPORTUNITIES:Increasing domestic growth Increasing domestic air traffic International tourism Chartered services Regional connectivity Airport up gradation
THRAETS:High atf price Competitors Global slowdown Government policies Inflation Scarcity of skilled pilots
SUGGESTIONS
Value Based customer segmentation Frequent flyer programme Improved seat quality Address customer needs throughout the lifecycle Add-on Selling Strategies Airport Lounges Cheaper Food and more variety Need to invest in social sector also
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