Sustainability Growth Opportunities in Full service Carriers and Low cost Carriers

Sustainability Growth Opportunities in Full service Carriers and Low cost Carriers

Stringent Regulatory Mandates will Foster Demand for Sustainability Programs

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Sustainability Growth Opportunities in Full service Carriers and Low cost Carriers
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This Frost & Sullivan study identifies the sustainability efforts made by low-cost carriers (LCCs) and full-service carriers (FSCs). LCCs take cost as a major factor in sustainability; as they work with low margins, they cannot increase cost to achieve sustainability. As a result, they look for other means to acheive sustainable operations; for example, the introduction of fuel-efficient aircraft. Major LCC participants such as EasyJet, IndiGo, and Southwest are aggressively inducting aircraft such as the A320neo family and the B737max family airccraft, and their primary objective is to reduce fuel usage and carbon emissions. FSCs have taken the lead in sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), which is still in the testing stage; nevertheless, airlines such as Lufthansa, Etihad, British Airways, and Singapore Airways have booked their stock of this fuel for the future. In addition, single-use plastic has been on the hit list of almost all airlines, thanks to changing government policies for single-use plastic.

Key Issues Addressed:

  • What cost-efficient sustainability measures is the aviation industry taking?
  • How are airlines across the world dealing with single-use plastic?
  • How are IT advancements being applied in the optimization of operations and revenue?
  • Can small measures have a big impact?
  • What approaches are LCCs and FSCs choosing to achieve sustainability goals?

Author: Nripendra Bahadur Singh

Why is it Increasingly Difficult to Grow?

The Strategic Imperative 8™

The Impact of the Top 3 Strategic Imperatives on the Airline Sustainability Industry

Growth Opportunities Fuel the Growth Pipeline Engine™

Growth Drivers

Growth Driver Analysis

Growth Restraints

Growth Restraint Analysis

United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals

Sustainability in LCCs

JetBlue Airways—Integrating AI

IndiGo—3 Pillars of Sustainability

GOL Linhas Aereas—Virtual Baptism

SAF—Crucial to Sustainability in FSCs

Single-use Plastic—The Biggest Enemy of Airlines

Etihad—Greenliner

LATAM—Moving away from Single-use Plastic

Icelandair—Recycled Baggage Tags

Growth Opportunity 1: Induction of Fuel-efficient Aircraft

Growth Opportunity 1: Induction of Fuel-efficient Aircraft (continued)

Growth Opportunity 2: Replacement of Single-use Plastic

Growth Opportunity 2: Replacement of Single-use Plastic (continued)

Growth Opportunity 3: Introduction of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in Operations

Growth Opportunity 3: Introduction of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in Operations (continued)

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This Frost & Sullivan study identifies the sustainability efforts made by low-cost carriers (LCCs) and full-service carriers (FSCs). LCCs take cost as a major factor in sustainability; as they work with low margins, they cannot increase cost to achieve sustainability. As a result, they look for other means to acheive sustainable operations; for example, the introduction of fuel-efficient aircraft. Major LCC participants such as EasyJet, IndiGo, and Southwest are aggressively inducting aircraft such as the A320neo family and the B737max family airccraft, and their primary objective is to reduce fuel usage and carbon emissions. FSCs have taken the lead in sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), which is still in the testing stage; nevertheless, airlines such as Lufthansa, Etihad, British Airways, and Singapore Airways have booked their stock of this fuel for the future. In addition, single-use plastic has been on the hit list of almost all airlines, thanks to changing government policies for single-use plastic.--BEGIN PROMO--

Key Issues Addressed:

  • What cost-efficient sustainability measures is the aviation industry taking
  • How are airlines across the world dealing with single-use plastic
  • How are IT advancements being applied in the optimization of operations and revenue
  • Can small measures have a big impact
  • What approaches are LCCs and FSCs choosing to achieve sustainability goals

Author: Nripendra Bahadur Singh

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Deliverable Type Market Research
Author Nripendra Bahadur Singh
Industries Aerospace, Defence and Security
No Index No
Is Prebook No
Keyword 1 full-service carriers (FSCs)
Keyword 2 low-cost carriers (LCCs)
Keyword 3 LCC
Podcast No
WIP Number PD81-01-00-00-00