The Low-Cost Revolution: How a New Airline Model Disruptively Transformed Commercial Aviation – and How Established Airlines Are Trying to Fight Back Against the New Competition
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The Low-Cost Revolution: How a New Airline Model Disruptively Transformed Commercial Aviation – and How Established Airlines Are Trying to Fight Back Against the New Competition

by Dieter J. F. Haselsteiner

business strategy transportation history aviation business
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The Low-Cost Revolution explores how a new airline model disrupted commercial aviation and changed the competitive landscape. It also examines how established airlines are attempting to respond, offering a focused look at business-model innovation, industry transformation, and the ongoing struggle for advantage in air travel.

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The Low-Cost Revolution examines the airline model that transformed commercial aviation.

It focuses on how low-cost carriers disrupted established approaches to air travel and competition.

The book also considers how established airlines have responded to the emergence of this new competitive force.

With its focus on business models and industry change, it offers a broad perspective on the evolution of commercial aviation.

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