Competitive Intensity of High speed Rail and Its Effect on Regional Airlines
Competitive Intensity of High speed Rail and Its Effect on Regional Airlines
Strategic Partnerships and Intermodal Connectivity to Propel Growth
15-Sep-2022
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High-speed trains travel at a minimum speed of 250 kmph or 155 mph. This report explores the current status of high-speed rail and how it is affecting airlines in different markets.
Airlines that once saw low-cost carriers as their only threat are now encountering more competition from high-speed rail operators, especially as some develop lower-cost services. Legacy airlines are considering their options to compete with—or even collaborate with—rail operators, low-cost carriers, and each other to provide better service, remain cost competitive, and retain customers by giving them additional options for their itineraries.
High-speed rail in Europe has seen growth and has replaced some domestic routes, but the intra-Europe market still presents numerous opportunities for air carriers with plenty of routes that are either underserved or not served by rail. Travel in India and the United States is still ruled by airlines. The US rail network is poorly developed, and India is still a growing market for air travel. Japan, the innovator of high-speed rail with its bullet train, has many domestic travelers who use both air and rail service. High-speed rail service in China, the country with the most route kilometers of any in the world, has prompted some airlines to remove short-haul flights, but medium-haul flights are giving rail tough competition.
Author: Nripendra Bahadur Singh
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Table of Contents
Why is it Increasingly Difficult to Grow?
The Strategic Imperative 8™
The Impact of the Top 3 Strategic Imperatives on the Regional Airline Industry
Growth Opportunities Fuel the Growth Pipeline Engine™
Growth Drivers
Growth Restraints
The Pandemic’s Effects on Air Travel
The Pandemic’s Effects on Air Travel (continued)
The Pandemic’s Effects on Air Travel (continued)
How Airlines are Competing in Europe
How Airlines are Competing in Japan and China
How Airlines are Competing in United States and India
Winning Points for High-speed Rail
Winning Points for Airlines
Air and Rail Partnerships
Growth Opportunity 1: Collaboration between Airlines and High-speed Rail
Growth Opportunity 1: Collaboration between Airlines and High-speed Rail (continued)
Growth Opportunity 2: Interlining Agreements with Regional Carriers
Growth Opportunity 2: Interlining Agreements with Regional Carriers (continued)
Growth Opportunity 3: Setting Up a Regional Airline
Growth Opportunity 3: Setting Up a Regional Airline (continued)
List of Exhibits
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Author | Nripendra Bahadur Singh |
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Industries | Aerospace, Defence and Security |
No Index | No |
Is Prebook | No |
Keyword 1 | intra-Europe market |
Keyword 2 | Competitive Intensity of High speed Rail |
Keyword 3 | Air transport |
Podcast | No |
WIP Number | PD7F-01-00-00-00 |