The Airline Business in the 21st Century

By R. Doganis. 2001

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An exploratory study into airport choice factors for European low-cost airlines (2005, background): “The LCC market has proved volatile with a number of failures due to competition between LCCs and with FSCs (Doganis, 2001).”
Low-cost carriers in Asia: Deregulation, regional liberalization and secondary airports (2008, background): “Doganis (2001) summarizes the key features of the ‘‘original’’ Southwest Airlines model as follows6:”
Carriers within Carriers: A Strategic Response to Low‐cost Airline Competition (2006, background): “While some cost reductions can be achieved by introducing different types of aircraft and technology, Doganis (2001) identifies three critical areas.”
Air Transport Liberalization and Its Impacts on Airline Competition and Air Passenger Traffic (2009, methodology): “, Doganis (2001), It is noted by, e.g., Alamdari and Fagan (2005), that Southwest may not fully follow its own model at present.”
The transferability of the low-cost model to long-haul airline operations. (2007, methodology): “The ‘Southwest Model’ has been further developed by other Low-cost Carriers (LCC’s) (Barrett, 2004; Francis et al, 2005).”