Airline Profits Book Series
Airlines for Business
Get your copy of Airlines for Business today and be one of the first readers to discover how airlines can innovate and thrive.
Book Synopsis
About the Author
Managing Editor of Airline Profits, the first aviation magazine devoted to improving airline effectiveness and profitability, Kofi Sonokpon has more than 20 years of international experience in aviation. Kofi holds an IATA sponsored Master of Business Administration (MBA) in Air Transport Management from the John Molson School of Business at Concordia University in Montreal. Kofi Sonokpon is also an author and speaker on the topics of leadership, effectiveness, and profitability.
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Volume I - First Edition
A Customer-centric and Profitable Model for
The 21st Century Airline
Kofi Sonokpon
Managing Editor,
Airline Profits
In Airlines for Business, a revolutionary, straightforward and must-read book, Kofi Sonokpon, airline business thought leader, award-winning author and speaker exposes why the airline industry cannot attain a sustainable level of profitability, until and unless airline executives and strategists take the necessary steps to rethink the fundamentals of the airline business, by questioning its underlying assumptions and effectively put customers at the center of everything they do.
This first volume in the Airline Profits Book Series presents a critical review of the existing basic airline business model, which dates back to 1914 with Percival E. Fansler and the defunct St. Petersburg-Tampa Airboat Line. Then follows an introduction to an innovative business model, which is based on proven principles of human psychology, behaviours and customer-centered business practices.
By reading this book, leaders, managers and strategists of existing and start-up airlines will discover that the airline business is not really about air transport, but rather a business of assurance and customer service. From there, they will have the ultimate choice to continue along old beaten paths or decide to chart a more courageous course to sustainable airline profits by rewriting the rules of the airline business game.
Get your copy of Airlines for Business today and be one of the first readers to discover how airlines can innovate and thrive.
The airline business is flawed. Airline customer service is broken.
Why and how to fix it?
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