Essays on United Airlines

Twitter before anything else a tool of communication, which large companies, such as airlines for example, use to improve the relationships with their clients providing them with a follow-up or additional customer care service. However, there are numerous ill-made decisions and misuse of the Twitter potential in terms of branding and upholding the image of the company.

Discussion

The companies that drew attention to their proficient skill in using the Twitter platform are American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, Southwest Airlines, and United Airlines. It is obvious that the general principles of use are similar. However, each company has a specific ...

Cardillo Travel Systems

The Cardillo Travel Systems case shows the way the management cooked up the books only to be caught later. This essay will attempt to answer some questions on this case. False Representation to External Auditors: The executives at Cardillo Travel Systems were aware it needed to maintain a minimum of $3 million of stockholder’s equity threshold established by the court outstanding against the organization. (Ritterburg, 2012). This was the reason that shaped their intent to falsify the organization’s books to misrepresent facts before investors and creditors. The issue started with the accountants at Cardillo making an improper ...

Question One: SEC’s Rationale to Charge Cardillo Executive

Making False Representation to External Auditor The executives of Cardillo intended to give false financial information to lure investors and creditors. They intended to get at least $3 million thresholds that were established by the court. As a result, the executives made inappropriate adjusting entry, which gave the SEC the reason to charge them. They lied to the external auditors that the $203, 000 that was received from United Airlines was income to the company, which was not the case (Ritteberg, 2012). In the real sense, the money that was paid by the United Airlines was supposed to be ...

Section 1

On September 11, 2001 the United States was attacked by the terrorist group Al-Qaeda. The nineteen terrorists attacked the nation in four coordinated attacks. Four planes that were traveling from airports on the east coast and head for California were hi-jacked by the Al-Qaeda terrorists. The planes were then crashed into various US structures in a murder-suicide mission. The first two planes, which were Boeing 767’s; American Airline Flight 11 and United Airlines Flight 175 (History.com) were sent into the Twin Towers at the World Trade Center in New York City. The first plane hit the north tower ...

Report

Kate Rice’s article is a quick mention of the very recent grounding of Boeing 787 Dreamliners in the United States as a result of safety fears. She mentions the emergency landing that an All Nippon Airways Boeing 787 plane had to make in Takamatsu Airport, Japan as a result of a battery fault. Like the 17 All Nippon Airways 787s and the 11 Japan Airways 787s that were grounded in Japan, United Airlines was ordered by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to temporarily stop using any of its 6 Boeing 787s. Later on Wednesday, the FAA announced that the 6 Boeing 787s ...