Flying Off Course Third Edition

by Rigas Doganis

In the years since the first edition of Flying Off Course appeared, the international airline industry has changed dramatically. Deregulation has become widespread and has brought with it new operating practices and management concepts. This revised and updated edition reflects these changes. Key aspects of the industry are expertly analyzed including issues such * the factors affecting airline costs
* the problems of pricing
* airline marketing and product planning
* the impact of United States deregulation
* European air transport after 1992
* the crisis in airfreight; and the economics of charters. Flying Off Course provides a fascinating and topical insight into the working of international transport as seen from an economist's viewpoint and will be a key text for those involved in the field.

Genres: Aviation

368 pages, Paperback

First published November 14, 1985

Reviews

[Chen Yizhou]

Interesting book offering insight to history of aviation and models of airlines marketing. I would recommend readers interested in aviation to read the first chapter which introduces the history of aviation, and selectively read the subsequent ones if you do not intend to enroll in airline management. Personally as a aviation enthusiast only I gained lots of insight from the book.

[Pao Jirametheedol]

It’s a good bibles book for those who’s going to aviation industry. It’s give you everything all you need to know about industry.

[Erik Kirkegaard]

Good text book on the airline industry

[Ks Pillai]

It is more of History of Aviation, good book for aviation students

[Carlos Vicente]

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[Hbombme]

Excellent history and background on the airlines industry. I hope those ULCC's will put more pressure on US oligopoly.