Fleet Reports Samples For Students

Purpose and scope

This audit aims at evaluating WIESER Company which is a licensed company for freight shipping and trucking. This is a field that encompasses adverse risks. Therefore, this audit aims at identifying these risks, employing concrete measures and coming up with possible deficiencies associated to the system and come up with more recommendations that may boost the performance of the system. The various factors that the report aims to consider in the audit top management leadership and support, risk assessment and standards development, communication and enforcement, accident evaluation and reporting, emergency response, fleet performance measurement, driver conduct promotion, driver competence, hiring and ...

Abstract

With the increased competition in the airline industry, especially in the low fare segment, Ryanair, the initiator of this segment in Europe, is faced with various pressures, coming from its competitors, external environment or industry trends. While the company has the resources to manage the challenges of the 21st century, which tops with the necessity to become a global brand, it also requires a sound strategy. This report starts with analysing the internal and external environment of Ryanair, in order to identify the strategic directions that it can pursue in its globalization approach and it further proposes a global ...

Abstract

With the increased competition in the airline industry, especially in the low fare segment, Ryanair, the initiator if this segment in Europe, is faced with various pressures, coming from its competitors, external environment or industry trends. While the company has the resources to manage the challenges of the 21st century, which tops with the necessity to become a global brand, it also requires a sound strategy. This report starts with analysing the internal and external environment of Ryanair, in order to identify the strategic directions that it can pursue in its globalization approach and it further proposes a global ...

Executive Summary 3

1.0 Introduction (Ahmed) 4
2.0 Planning (Ahmed) 5
3.0 Organization (Abdullah) 7
4.0 Controlling (Mohammed) 8
5.0 Leadership 10
6.0 Conclusion 12
7.0 Recommendation 13

References 15

Appendix A. Emirate Airlines Organizational Structure 17
Executive Summary
The Emirates group is made up of Emirates Airlines owned by the government of Dubai and is based on the busiest airport within the Middle East, and the Dubai National Air Transport Association (DNATA). According to Nagraj (2013), the Emirates Airlines has been a success story ever since the commencement of its activities in 1985 and has continuously ...

Introduction

The political factor by which an organization is most affected is the prescribed rules & regulations by the Government. FedEx is an international company working worldwide. There are certain nations where the rules & regulations are not being implemented in true letter and spirit. Being a company working internationally, the FedEx should interact with these nations and let them to use international services in a better way. Other than rules & regulation, there are many other factors which affect the business; these include the industrial limitations, political stability, and the business standards. The adherence of the pre-requisite laws is the key of success of a ...

In business, writing a report requires one to follow three main steps. These include planning, writing, and completing. The planning section requires one to find a topic, state the purpose of writing and determine the format of the paper or report. For example, in this paper, the Delta Airline Inc. is compared descriptively to the Frontier Airlines, and the Hawaiian Airlines. In specific terms, comparison is made in the levels of operation (revenue), flexibility in terms of destinations and fleet size.

The second stage of writing involves the actual writing process. It involves gathering of data, divergent and convergent thinking, and ...

Istanbul has always occupied a strategic economic position acting as a bridge between Europe and Asia. Presently, the city is home to THY or Turkish Airlines, a flagship air carrier that has come close to dominating the global market. Company’s history of the past several decades is a history of tremendous success. From humble beginning did the company start its commercial journey becoming what it is these days through the wise use of strategies by company management. THY signed deals with movie and sport celebrities to connect with their audience, conducted commercial campaigns, and sponsored football clubs having them wear company logo, ...

1. Executive Summary
This report helps in conducting a thorough analysis of Singapore Airlines. To conduct internal and external analysis of the company current situation of the company is analysed and then PEST, Porter’s Five Forces Analysis and SWOT Analysis is done to find the opportunities and threats faced by company. Internal analysis is being done through value chain analysis and the analysis of strengths and weaknesses of Singapore Airlines. Then the problems faced by Singapore Airlines are analysed. Finally, different strategies are developed and the best alternatives are selected for implementation and given as recommendations.
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Abstract

This company deals with the provision of management, operation, and crewing services for a diversified marine fleet, which consists tanker, container and dry cargo vessels for approximately seventy ships with a capacity of close to 8.0 million deadweight tons (dwt). The company was formed in the year 2010 due to a merger between TST and SHL companies, with an aim of expanding services to third party and to continue technical management of existing TST managed fleet.

List of Abbreviations

CFS – Container Freight Station
EU – European Union
TST – Tsakos Shipping and Trading SA
SHL – Schoeller Holdings Ltd
ITM – Institute of Transport Management
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Introduction

In the current world where intensity of competition is high, large corporations cannot carry out their market operations effectively unless they are able to cut down their operating costs. In this context, firms tend to combine their synergies so as to take advantages of shared facilities and efforts, and hence to share business risks. As a result, today airline companies are willing to become members of global alliances and add value to their sustainability efforts. This paper will critically evaluate the formation, membership, and operational activities of three major global airline alliances including Star Alliance, Oneworld, and SkyTeam.

Formation

Headquartered ...

Emirates Airlines Report

Emirates Airlines is one of the biggest and most successful firms from the Middle East North Africa (MENA) region that has a strong footprint in foreign markets. The airline was formed on 25th October 1985 (Emirates 2015).The initial capital of the airline amounting to US $ 10 Million was provided by the government of Dubai through its investment arm; the Investment Corporation of Dubai (The EK Source 2014). At the beginning, the airline fleet was comprised of two aircrafts, an Airbus A300, and a Boeing 737-300 that it had leased from Pakistan International Airlines. In addition, the carrier leased a Boeing 727-200 from ...

Book report "Nimitz" by E. B. Potter

The book Nimitz by potter is a great book worthy of a great man. It was first published in the year 1976 and entails the definitive biography of one of the commander in chief in the Pacific fleet in the Second World War. This book has high respects from both the civilian and naval communities due to its rich content in naval heritage. The author of this book focuses on the story of one of the most prominent, respected and remembered navy officer in the history of the Second World War. After the capture of the American forces by the Japanese ...

Improve Bus Tracking System

Improve Bus Tracking System
The objective of this given memo is to describe the purpose of employing a tracking system in transportation to avoid sector to avoid passengers getting stranded in bus stops, get cold in ice winter-stricken station lobbies without hopes of boarding a bus in the next free minutes. The attached is the methods that prove the effectiveness of an improved bus tracking system – the global positioning system (GPS) service.
The methods for testing the service are discussed as well. How an improved bus tracking system, modern technology enables passengers to track their bus and know their ...

Company Profile

Emirates group was introduced on the market in 1985, and since then it has remained competitive and relevant in the market. The company is worth US $12,000 after rebasing, and it has over 40,000 employees (Wilson, 2009, p. 8). The government solely owns the company, though it does not engage or make any dealing for the company. The company flies close to a hundred destinations and has increased its effort of increasing its fleet to meet the rising demands of the market. Emirates has its headquarters in Dubai with subsidiaries spread globally. Due to competition, the company has ...

Abstract3

Literature Review4
Definition of the Problem4
Collection of Opinions, Feelings and Facts5
Identification of the Actual Problem7
Formulating Potential Solutions8
Assessing the Alternatives10
Methodology13
Questionnaire14
Results15
Conclusion15
Appendix17

References20

Abstract
Many airlines offer benefits to their clients in order to gain their loyalty. One of the benefits that are offered is frequent flyer mileage. This analytical report will view the feasibility of a membership at Miami International Airport that increases the frequent flyer mileage of its members while providing the members with a Visa classic card that enables them to accumulate ...

Price

Before agreeing on pricing, Gillette Company put the following factors into considerations: it checks on the fixed and variable costs, competition from other institutions, the objectives of the company, the proposed positioning strategies and the target group and willingness of the customers to pay for the prices set.
The pricing strategies used by the Gillette Company include penetration pricing, skimming pricing, competition pricing, product line pricing, bundle pricing and cost up pricing. In penetration pricing, the Gillette Company places a price that is low so that it can increase its sales and the market share of all the products. ...

Managing the process of delivery of commercial products in New Zealand is focused foremost on the management function of planning which will be discussed in the paper. The future goals of the organization in the area of drones will be examined along with the future challenges of the company in this geographical area. The major contributions of the commercial drone delivery will be discussed and the potentials the country could have with their full implementation in the transport sector. The major challenges will be addressed such as safety, economics, civil aviation legislation as well as potential theft of deliveries.
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1.0 Executive summary
Ryanair has experienced tremendous growth and success over time. The low-cost company strategy has been quite effective for several years. The adoption of the strategy has contributed to the growth and the success that the airline currently enjoys (Barrett 2004, p.90). However, despite its success the company is faced with various challenges including but not limited to volatile fuel prices, increased competition among others. The strategy employed by the company has worked well in the past. However, there is the need to analyze the current market and develop appropriate strategies that will further increase the airline ...

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Introduction

Integrated Distributors Incorporated (IDI) is a public trading company with office locations in Montana, Brazil, Poland, Australia, Africa, China, Japan and Hong Kong. IDI has accounts of federal governments, state governments, and major market retailers. IDI operates a fleet of trucks and has a network of sub-contractors of freight, storage and delivery. IDI has been under severe pressure because of the competitive market to improve upon its delivery, route and vehicle fleet to reduce cost and increase profit. A high-level introspection and analysis revealed with the flaws ...

Mercedes-Benz is a formidable automobile manufacturer that is based in Stuggart, Germany. Initial origins identify the brand emerging in 1886 as a result of Karl Benz, and subsequently, becoming more well-known in the mid 1920's. The brand encompasses luxury vehicles that includes sedans, buses, trucks as well as coaches (Legate, 2005; Adler, 2006; Wirth, n.d.; Long, 2015; Mercedes-Benz, 2016). Over the years, Mercedes-Benz has perfected the art of branding. This paper discusses the marketing and advertising related efforts that Mercedes-Benz continues to execute and implement, in order to maintain its reputation of being a leading luxury automobile company.

Literature Review

Branding
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Introduction

FedEx is an American publicly traded company that functions in the sphere of transport, electronic commerce and solutions for business. Importantly, FedEx currently represents a network that covers more than 200 locations worldwide. Apart from focusing on shipping services, the company also offers a system, allowing tracking packages and providing one with data regarding current location of a package.
Initially, FedEx tended to emphasize ground- and air-based services. However, nowadays home delivery, retail division and the development of business solutions represent crucial elements of FedEx business. That is why FedEx is currently comprised of four segments, such as FedEx ...

Introduction

Background of British Airways
British Airways (BA) was formed in 1972. The initial approach of the company was to manage two national airline companies named “British Overseas Airways Corporations” and “British European Airways”. BA is an international airline that is headquartered in London. The company is providing its services in above 400 destinations in different parts of the world. The company creates alliances with code share, franchises and other joint ventures.
The vision of the company is to become the most accepted airline in the world. To accomplish their vision British Airways always tries to control its ...

Creating sustainable Remote mining operations for the future

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Introduction

The OECD Environmental Outlook to 2050 Report paints a grim picture of the Earth’s condition by 2050 (Holloway, 2012). Due to negligence towards the increasing environmental degradation, the changes in climatic conditions are likely to be severe. Simultaneously, it predicts a world population of 9.2 billion people with a global GDP of over 300 trillion USD, four times the 75 trillion USD it was in 2010 (Gillespie, 2014). Over 70 per cent of the population of the planet will live in cities by 2050, as compared to 50 per cent in 2008 (UNEP, 2010). To support ...

Introduction

The attack of the United States naval fleet that had anchored at Pearl Harbor had devastating effects on the United States. The destruction of the United States military infrastructure and loss of lives dented the already wavering diplomatic relationships between the two countries. A total of about 350 American warplanes were completely destroyed, with 3400 American service men losing their lives and 1200 sustaining injuries. This surprise attack crippled the America in terms of its efforts to check the progresses of the expansion of the Japanese empire on the coast of the pacific (United States., & Barkley, 1946).
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Introduction

The aim of this assignment would be to describe the assignment along with its primary stakeholders. The company that is taken into consideration for this assignment is Ford; the most prominent name in the automobile industry. To gain insight regarding the company and its processes, the vision and mission statement would be analyzed and described. Moreover, the company’s code of ethics would also be evaluated to gain relevant knowledge regarding the organization and how it seeks to operate in the internal and external environment.
The main theme of the study would be to analyze the most prominent ...

The Metromover is an unrestricted mass transit train system which operates in Downtown Miami, Florida in the United States. Miami Dade Transit operates the automated train which serves Brickell, Downtown Miami, Omni and Park West neighbourhoods. It directly connects Metrorail at Brickell stations and at Government Center.
The main purpose of the Metromover is to serve as an easy and fast way to commute within the larger Downtown Miami environs. Three loops and 21 stations make up the whole system. The location of the stations is roughly two blocks apart with all main places and buildings in Downtown ...

Starbucks has over the years expanded into 55 different countries and territories across the world, with upwards of 8033 and 8892 direct and franchised outlets manned by upwards of 149,000 employees (MarketLine, 2011, P. 4). The company sternly controls and licenses franchises across the world, stores that sell not only its espresso coffee, but tea, beverages and baked foods. With a market administratively divided into the United States, Internal, Global Consumer Markets and other regions, Starbucks major products include VIA Ready Brew, Starbucks, Tazo Tea and Seattle’s Best Coffee. It posted annual revenues of more than $11,701.9 ...

Short-Term and Long-Term Decisions for Present and

Future Strategies and Business Opportunities

IT plays a predominant role in the day to day operations and management at FedEx who are always seeking ways and means to integrate and leverage IT in strategic planning. Robert B. Carter of FedEx states that “IT takes a very prominent place at the strategic business discussion level within the corporation in a way that allows funding, focus and initiative to flow” . The company has taken a very aggressive and visionary approach towards including IT as part of all its change management strategies. Going as far back as its founder, Fred Smith’s declaration that a package and ...

Book Review:

First to Fight: An Inside View of the U.S. Marine Corps is a book by U.S. Lt. Gen. Victor H. Krulak, a Marine commander who was conferred with several medals and honors for his pioneering strategies in World War II, Korea, and Vietnam (Goldstein). He was an exemplary Marine with years of service in the USMC, Lt. Gen. Krulak, who passed away in December 2008 at 95 years of age, graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy graduate and joined the 4th Marines in China from 1937 to 1939 (Goldstein). It is known fact that the Marine Corps are the most potent ...

The Mayor and GLA on Environmental Preservation

Introduction

Undeniably, London is not only one of the greatest cities in the entire globe but also one of the most successful cities as far as production and competitive economy. The city is famous for its enthusiasm, style, diversity, entrepreneurship and innovation. In order to manage growth of London in all aspects, political leaders saw the necessity of establishing a body that will be in charge or rather control and promote developments in the entire city. This marked the origin of the Greater London Authority (GLA). Precisely, a referendum was carried out to determine the opinion of the public on the ...