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European airline market based on total short haul capacity ... Currently critical for FSC strategies and therefore likely to endure.
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Agenda
Time Agenda item Led by 11.00 Introduction Carolyn McCall 11.05 1. Market / Network
Airline industry trends A winning network strategy Q&A
Robert Carey Andrew Hodges
11.45 2. Driving Revenue Peter Duffy James Millett Andrew Middleton Lis Blair 12:30 LUNCH 13.30 3. easyJet cost control & a strong balance sheet easyJet’s cost position
easyJet LEAN Airports and ground handling Strong balance sheet Q&A
Andrew Findlay Paul Ablin Simon Cox Mike Hirst
14.30 4. Making travel easy & affordable
The easyJet operation / avoiding disruption Digital operations Gatwick Airport Q&A
Chris Browne Gary Smith Chris Hope
15.15 Wrap up and close Carolyn McCall
15:30 Gatwick North Terminal tour / Innovation presentation
Chris Hope
17:30 End of day
Europe faces A challenging landscape ahead
Fragmented Europe appears to be arriving at an inflection point
Full service carriers (FSCs) are now offering identical products to low costs (LCCs)
Factor cost inputs continue to rise
Introduction of digital and rapid innovation making this the next battleground
Passenger numbers will double in 20 years and infrastructure is strained
Charge for reserved seating
Charge for on-board food offering
Charge for hold baggage
Flexi fares
Charge for reserved seating
Charge for on-board food offering
Charge for hold baggage
Flexi fares
Airline business models are converging
Traditional advantages
of a Hub feeder
model are eroding
passenger volumes and associated
congestion is growing
Source: IATA 20 year passenger forecast
7,200,000,
Number of passengers predicted by 2035, ~2x today’s volume
Growth in the UK
Growth in France
Growth in Spain
Growth in Germany
Growth in Italy
Looking at Easyjet Markets by 2035…
+50%
+50%
+40%
+35%
+30%
INDUSTRY
Integrated loyalty and data with hotel, shared ride
Creates buzz around its brand during holidays and special occasions
Opaque pricing model that creates bundles of multiple trips
Self-serve mobile rebooking in case of delays/ cancellations
Redesigned airport experience (e.g. pre order coffee pickup)
Allows passengers order food and drinks through its IFE
Allows customers to track the status and location of baggage in real
Data and digital are driving a new focus on Customer
current trends support THE easyJet model
Strong network and balance sheet allow it to take advantage of market consolidation
Structural lower cost is an advantage versus FSC competitors, as well as innovative ancillary offerings
LEAN approach and relentless cost focus keep cost pressure down
End to end thinking, including airport of the future, leveraging pioneer position in advanced data and digital position to create industry leading offer
Smart builds to account for disruption, as well as leveraging digital/innovation to minimise impact on the customer
The easyJet Network
#1 positions deliver sustainable returns
Strong correlation between strong performance and #1 positions and constrained airports
We have a targeted plan to build more airports into # positions and to secure slots at constrained airports
Superior product
widest range of routes
best frequencies / times
strongest brand awareness
Cost advantage
negotiated airport fees
procurement of ground handling
economies of scale from media spend
Operational advantage
improved crew productivity
more flexible scheduling (larger slot portfolio)
#1 positions
Constrained, not #1 Neither constrained nor #
Returns
Strong progress over last five years
2013 2017
Airports in #1/2 positions 44 47
Market share at #1/2 positions 24% 26%
Capacity at #1/2 positions (m) 52.5 64.
138 airports europe
(^28) bases
31 countries 874 routes
279 aircraft
over 86
m seats p.a.
FY
easyJet capacity split by airport position, FY 98% of seats are on routes that touch a #1 or #2 position
easyJet Legacies Other LCCs
easyJet Legacies
Significant scope for further profitable growth
Over the next 3 years our fleet will grow by around 40 aircraft
On existing routes alone there remains significant scope to grow through:
We have a c.9% share of the total European market - new route opportunities support further significant profitable growth
easyJet Routes FY17 capacity (m)
Equivalent to 371 easyJet aircraft
easyJet Routes FY17 capacity (m)
Equivalent to 183 easyJet aircraft
Targeted investment to create
winning competitive positions
Growth balanced between strengthening
current positions and seeding new opportunities
This will create 5 - 10 additional #1 positions
We will continue to take share and grow
market positions by competing with inefficient legacy carriers
Indicative allocation of growth to FY
Maintain existing # positions Achieve # position - current bases
Seed new #1/ positions