Regardless of its business model or operational strategy, the profitability of an airline directly affects its success. It is no secret that, compared to other industries, the profit margin for airlines is among the lowest. However, if run effectively, the airline...
There are three major constraints in airline operations that determine an airline’s success. For many years, the triple constraint theory was the standard for airline operators, but as with any model, it may be more complex when applied to real-world situations....
I Flight delays and cancellations are always on the rise in West Africa around the holidays in December and the dusty harmattan wind in January and February, which causes severely impaired visibility. Flight delays or cancellations are well known to have serious...
The safety, efficiency, and profitability of airline operations are all dependent on how quickly a flight can be turned around without violating any CAA rules. Catering, fueling, cleaning, pre-departure maintenance, weather, ticketing, checking, boarding, ramp...
