What do you know about British Airways?
British Airways were established in 1919, and the first flight was from London to Paris. In 1956 the British Airways began operating flying to over ten destinations around the world. In 2006 British Airways named the best airline in the world by Business Insider (2006). In 2011 the British Airways merged with Iberia Airlines which then made them 3rd largest Airline in Europe. In 2017 they are currently the highest market brand shareholder in the UK.
The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has around 15 regulation that the British Airways needs to follow to operate in the UK and globally. There are also five different forms of licenses and permits that’s been introduced by the UK government that the British Airways needs to have.
Fuel Prices still continuedly fluctuating. As it is seen in the graph below, the green line represents the fuel price changing in the EU. Fuel Prices are a key element for British Airways. Due to the instability of oil prices in the global market, fuel prices have increased. This will then increase of outgoing cost of British Airways as them spending more money on fuel. Which will then be reflected on ticket prices.
Competitive Airline Prices are an incoming issue. The consumer can easily find a cheap alternative flight from other platforms like at booking.com. So British Airways need to stay competitive to be able to stay ahead, as it is natural consumer behavior to look for cheaper alternatives in the market.
This is an efficient and essential tool has been introduced in the tourism industry. It provides efficient and effective transition management to staff and customers who can check-in and get the board-in card all from their phone or computers.
Modern day security is a big risk, and it is necessary all business especially airlines. This is not only the responsibilities of airports but also the airlines. Airlines are responsible for the safe transportation of their passengers. They are also liable for the hold luggage, in-flight health & safety and also any major delays occur.