
Competitive Dynamics Of Air Transport In Brazil: 2008-2014
By Luiz Fernando AbelLength4h 54m
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Commercial aviation in Brazil has been facing great changes in the past years, from the regulatory point of view to a competition perspective, given the increase in demand, revision of past legislation and the rise of new players in this market. The airline business has showed to be very dynamic in Brazil, with the rise and fall of a number of companies. One of them specifically, called VARIG – Portuguese acronym for Viação Aérea Rio-Grandense -, which stopped operating domestic and international routes in 2006, changed the market significantly, since it was the longest standing air company in the country and also the market leader. This scenario of disruption, after VARIG's bankruptcy, gave room to the consolidation of other major companies already operating at that time – TAM and Gol -, as well as the emergence of Avianca Brazil and Azul, which absorbed part of the increasing demand for air transport in the country and placed this market into a new era of competition. All these factors combined with the flexibility given, due to revision of legislation - referring to prices and alliances, for example -, have transformed the way business in the industry are run. Hence the changes in the way air companies operate nowadays and provide different types of services. Thus, the purpose of this work is to understand what are the competitive advantages of the Brazilian airline companies to face the local competition, given the changes between 2008 and 2014 in this sector's environment. In addition, this work aims to identify competitive changes with possible new entrants to this market in the future.
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GenreBusiness and Economics
Length4 hrs 54 mins
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Publish dateJun 4, 2021
LanguageEnglish
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1FUNDAÇÃO GETULIO VARGAS
2RESUMO
31.1. Research question
4consolidated themselves within this economic sector.
5different:
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6business strategy level, explorations of the relationships between resources, competition, and
7competitive advantage”.
8Kilometre) and Load factor.
9flown” Tacker, Fleming and Vasigh (2013, p. 19).
10Doganis&(2009)
11air passengers.
12regional aviation programme -, and a business association of Brazilian airline companies
13competitive dynamic to the one found in the South American nation.
14UTAir
155.1. Avianca Brazil
165.1.1. From OceanAir to Avianca Brazil
17Transbrasil combined (Binder, 2006).
18out of the turboprop Embraer and Fokker models.
195.1.2. Period of standardisation
20president of the company in that period.
21traffic airports of Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro.
22Air fleet
23back to 14 aircraft.
24models (18 in total).
25first than the latter.
26Flight ticket price and service
27passengers.
28Economia, 2015)
29Frequent flyer programme
30the programme.
31card for a partner bank.
32Destinos, 2015).
335.1.3. New visual identity and member of Star Alliance
345.2. Azul
355.2.1. A new player nationwide
36leaders in commercial aviation.
37Northeast of the country.
38the tightness” and fly from Viracopos.
39Air fleet
40Flight ticket price and service
41programme for the next flights.
42Frequent flyer programme
43another Azul flight.
44everything’s blue!” (Beting, 2012).
459 From June 2010.
465.2.3. Further domestic and international expansion
47numbers in the country.
48Social Development (BNDES).
495.3.1. Low cost carrier in the Brazilian market
50turnaround time).