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Airline Branding: Perception of Airline Brands on the Czech Market by Generation Y
Sýkora, Ondřej ; Klimeš, David (advisor) ; Zezulková, Markéta (referee)
The bachelor thesis "Airline Branding: Perception of Airline Brands on the Czech Market by Generation Y" discusses branding in the airline industry. The theoretical part firstly uses basic marketing concepts to define individual attributes of the industry. The work then describes the theory and essential principles of branding, focusing mainly on specific characteristics of the airline segment. Thereafter, single aspects such as branding, positioning, segmentation, brand equity building, and strategic brand management are analyzed. Within the theoretical part, significant differences and fundamental characteristics important for the success of airline brands are presented. In the second section of the theoretical part, Generation Y is defined. The chapter explains the thinking process of this generation, media consumption habits, and specifics of marketing communication targeting Generation Y. The research part examines the perception of airline brands by Generation Y in the Czech Republic, as this target group becomes more relevant and important for the air travel market. The first part researches spontaneous and aided recall of airline brands. Presented research also studies preferences in individual parts of the airline services, and analyzes the basics of travel behavior of this generation. The...
The Takeover of Austrian Arlines by Lufthansa as a Springboard for the Change of Marketing Strategy
Liška, Ondřej ; Dolanská, Nora (advisor) ; Hejlová, Denisa (referee)
The bachelor thesis "The Takeover of Austrian Airlines by Lufthansa as a Springboard for the Change of Marketing Strategy" maps issues of a current airline marketing and trends of air transportation within the framework of tourism. The paper describes the process of the takeover of Austrian Airlines by Lufthansa aviation group and focuses on changes in a marketing strategy of Austrian Airlines, which the company introduced after the takover. These changes are influenced by a marketing concept and communication of the parrent company Lufthansa and because of that the thesis describes marketing communications activities of Lufthansa in a period of the takeover, thus in years 2009 - 2011. The thesis borrows at the most from a publicly available sources and therefore it describes a communication designed for medias and the public. Therefore the paper does not consider a communication among partners within the framework of Deutsche Lufthansa AG Group, nor a communication to other business partners and not even an internal communication.

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