NMIT ACC711: Growth Factors Analysis of Air India & Air New Zealand

This report investigates the empirical relationship between the annual growth of Air India and Air New Zealand, examining factors influencing their respective performances. The analysis incorporates financial data and industry benchmarks to understand why Air New Zealand experiences more growth compared to Air India. It considers aspects like new aircraft, offers, crew management, and customer service. The report also touches upon institutional theory, fleet management, and the impact of amenities. Limitations include the lack of evidence and highly empirical structure. The study concludes that Air New Zealand is rewarded for its superior lounges and better amenities, while customer management and operations are significant areas of concern for both airlines. The research relies on the financial statements of both airlines to identify specific areas of growth and provides references to relevant academic literature.

S C H O L A R I D
Empirical Relationship
Between Air India And Air
New Zealand

Introduction/Background
It develops understanding regarding the
factors affecting Air India and Air New
Zealand’s growth according to air transport
agencies
Purpose of my investigation is to comprehend
why Air New Zealand experiences additional
growth as compared to Air India

Literature review
New Air India has initiated a new aircraft
New offers: It is related to short distance
trips in a specific set of intervals.
Lack of crews in the airlines have resulted in
flight delays (Tsui, Yuen, & Fung, 2018).

Theoretical background
The institutional theory defines that the
legitimacy of a company is directly associated
with survival and it does have an impact on
business.
It assists human to comprehend the pressure
faced by the institution.

Methodology
Financial information of Air India and Air
New Zealand from their websites
Obtained financial statement helps to assess
the financial ratios

Discussion
The involvement of Airline is contributed to
the same enhancement in 10 different
destinations
The main aspect is that Air India, being at
the star member status.

Cont’d
The status tiers as per the management
team of Air New Zealand has competent the
travellers to get their rewards .
Air New Zealand has created 54 aircraft
that were considered in the functional
stage.

Conclusion
The Air New Zealand is rewarded for its
superior lounges.
Better amenities provided by these airlines.
Customer management and operations
seem to be the bigger deal of concern.

Contribution and limitation
This investigation is completed on the
financial statement of both Air India and Air
New Zealand to discover the particular field
of growth.
The lack of evidence, and highly empirical
structure are limitations of this
investigation.

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