Shouldn't Parker, under whose management the airline has managed to remain in the black while bigger competitors like US Airways Group, Continental Airlines and Northwest Airlines struggled, be praised rather than immolated in public?
The Cheap Seats Any education in discount travel begins with a short course in yield management, the airline term for determining how many seats to sell at what cost.
"I'm constantly surprised at the creativity in the wrong direction of airline management," said Claes G. Fornell, a professor of business administration at the University of Michigan.
[C1.] Rule Change Would Allow Foreign Investment in Airlines The Bush administration is proposing to allow foreign airlines and other foreign investors to control the management of airlines based in the United States, a move intended to attract capital to hard-pressed carriers.
Therefore, possible policies that promote aviation safety must be strictly regulated by ATS providers and obediently observed by the airport management and airlines industry.
The corporate travel ecosystem is traditionally powered by relationships between travel managers and travel providers, the latter of which includes travel-management companies, airlines, hotel chains and rental car companies.
"Stewardesses felt respected by airline management," Ms. Vantoch writes.
Airline management is likely to undertake its most serious battle in years with organized labor.
Mr. Tajudin now faces questioning over allegations of irregularities under his management of the airline.
The conflict between the pilots and management jeopardizes the airline's ability to cut $950 million a year from labor costs.
