EL AL Corporate Affairs
#16
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Executive bonuses http://www.globes.co.il/en/article-b...ecs-1001186861
Too bad they aren't tied to customer experience or market share.
Too bad they aren't tied to customer experience or market share.
#17
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CEO David Maimon has announced his resignation
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#21
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meh.
Refreshing the planes was something that needed to be done anyways- he just happened to be in the role at the time it was being done. The changes to Matmid (credit card) etc- was an interesting move- but the value prop of the program is still very weak.
Last year- operationally, the airline had strikes, leased planes, and in the end- they still caved into the unions-what was achieved?
Refreshing the planes was something that needed to be done anyways- he just happened to be in the role at the time it was being done. The changes to Matmid (credit card) etc- was an interesting move- but the value prop of the program is still very weak.
Last year- operationally, the airline had strikes, leased planes, and in the end- they still caved into the unions-what was achieved?
Last edited by simba8; Nov 8, 17 at 10:15 am
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It may be industry standard, but that doesn't mean it has to be done.
As an example, when LY started charging for the second checked bag on TATL routes, they specifically wrote that "all the major carriers on the route do this, so competitively it makes sense for us." That wasn't a release for Wall Street. That was the PR email and in Atmospheres. No, you don't "need" to do that to stay competitive.
As an example, when LY started charging for the second checked bag on TATL routes, they specifically wrote that "all the major carriers on the route do this, so competitively it makes sense for us." That wasn't a release for Wall Street. That was the PR email and in Atmospheres. No, you don't "need" to do that to stay competitive.
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This is very bad. What's the problems? They have to be improvement. They cannot be worst airlines. Unacceptable. Those passengers is complaining about the flight. They always delayed all the times. They could losing a lot of money. They never cleaning the aircraft. The foods is terrible. Give it up! You don't do something.
Last edited by N830MH; Dec 12, 17 at 9:06 pm
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Last edited by ELAL; Jan 10, 18 at 9:22 am