Airline Marketing
| Date | Reference | Course Fee |
| 12 to 14 February 2008 (in partnership with EAA in Cairo) 24 to 27 June 2008 |
PTAT230012 PTAT230011 |
2 200 |
This intensive 4-day course reviews marketing principles and clarifies marketing concepts and jargon used in the airline industry. You will learn how different marketing strategies are applied and their significance in the operation of an airline.
Topics covered
Definition and principles of marketing
Airline customers' needs and demands:
- segmentation of the air pasenger market
- demographic and psychographic characteristics of main market segments
Economic regulations
Marketing environment using PESTE headings of political, economic, social, technological,
environmental
Airline business and marketing strategies
Alliances and mergers
Product Strategies:
- product life cycle
- managing a product portfolio
- customer driven product development
Relationship marketing and frequent flyer programmes
E-business in aviation
Brand management in airline marketing and advertising
Who should attend
New managers joining the airline business from other industries New comers with a management appointment in a marketing role at an airline
Managers from organisations that work with airlines, and where knowledge of airline marketing
will enhance building business relationships (aircraft and engine manufacturers and their
suppliers; airport operators and leasing companies).
Course Director
Emmanuelle Aygat,Consultant, AirBusiness Academy
Presenters
Patrick Bianquis,Vice President Alliances, Air France
Louis Busuttil,
Revenue Management Consultant
Jamie Cassidy,
Inflight Product Development , British Airways
Michael Hanke,
Manager International E-commerce, United Airlines
Stephen Shaw, (Toulouse and Cairo)
Managing Director, Stephen Shaw and Associates
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