Emirates airline has strong backing from the Dubai government and benefits from being based in Dubai, an oil-rich emirate, which gives it advantages over competitors. However, it relies heavily on international connecting flights and faces intense competition that limits growth. It also has high costs to maintain standards. To take advantage of opportunities, Emirates can expand into new markets and routes and develop new aviation services, while threats include rising fuel costs, low-cost carriers, changing regulations, and increased regional competition.
Emirates airline has strong backing from the Dubai government and benefits from being based in Dubai, an oil-rich emirate, which gives it advantages over competitors. However, it relies heavily on international connecting flights and faces intense competition that limits growth. It also has high costs to maintain standards. To take advantage of opportunities, Emirates can expand into new markets and routes and develop new aviation services, while threats include rising fuel costs, low-cost carriers, changing regulations, and increased regional competition.
Emirates airline has strong backing from the Dubai government and benefits from being based in Dubai, an oil-rich emirate, which gives it advantages over competitors. However, it relies heavily on international connecting flights and faces intense competition that limits growth. It also has high costs to maintain standards. To take advantage of opportunities, Emirates can expand into new markets and routes and develop new aviation services, while threats include rising fuel costs, low-cost carriers, changing regulations, and increased regional competition.
• Advantage of Being Present in Oil Rich Emirate • Satisfied Customer and Preferred Airline of Customers • Strong workforce • Emirates has an impressive portfolio of sponsorships • a tremendous reach of area in the world • Less dependence on third party service providers WEAKNESSES • Relying Heavily on International Onward Moving Traffic • Intense competition means limited market share growth • High cost of maintaining bench-mark standards • High fares OPPORTUNITIES • Look for new and emerging markets to earn increasing revenue by operating flights on the international routes • Develop continuously new generations of more advanced airline and aviation services • Sourcing out new routes • establish smaller hubs outside Dubai THREATS
• Rising fuel costs
• Low cost carriers (Dubai based) • Low cost carriers (Long haul) • There are consistent changes in the government policies and regulations • Rising competition in middle east