Pegas airlines started its operations in Turkey by the mid-2000s. Pegas operates under thebelow statements.• The internet is used, 95% of all seats are sold online.Pegas fly its aircrafts intensively, with swift turnaround times each time airplanes land.Ticket-less travel. Passengers receive booking details via an email rather than paper.• No free lunch.No free cateringNo pre-assigned seatsNo interline connections and cargo services• Pegas flies to main destination airports throughout Europe, but gains efficienciescompared to traditional carriers with rapid turnaround times, and progressive landingcharge agreements with airports.• Pegas does not operate a hub system, passengers have to check in and offload theirluggage at each stage. This means that aircraft are not held up whilst luggage istransferred between flights.A focus on the Airbus A319 aircraft. and the retirement of old generation' Boeing 737aircraft, meant a young fleet of modern aircraft secured at very competitive rates'benefiting maintenance costs.• A persistent focus on reducing ground handling costs.In the face of rising fuel costs, hedging on future buying of fuel. In addition to all the factors above the reports stated that Pegas' customer proposition isdefined by "low cost with care and convenience.... We fly to main European destinationsfrom convenient local airports and provide friendly onboard service. People are a key pointof difference at Pegas and are integral to our success. This allows us to attract the widestrange of customers to use our services-both business and leisure."Questions• Please analyze and define the strategic choice of Pegas airlines?• Please deffine the cons and pros of the Pegas's strategy?•What are the key success factors of Pegas stategy?How easy would it be for other airlinesto imitate Pegas?• On what bases could other airlines compete with Pegas?TMI Düzenlevici

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Pegas airlines started its operations in Turkey by the mid-2000s. Pegas operates under the below statements. • The internet is used, 95% of all seats are sold online. Pegas fly its aircrafts intensively, with swift turnaround times each time airplanes land. • Ticket-less travel. Passengers receive booking details via an email rather than paper. • No free lunch. • No free catering • No pre-assigned seats • No interline connections and cargo services • Pegas flies to main destination airports throughout Europe, but gains efficiencies compared to traditional carriers with rapid turnaround times, and progressive landing charge agreements with airports. Pegas does not operate a hub system, passengers have to check in and offload their

Pegas airlines started its operations in Turkey by the mid-2000s. Pegas operates under the below statements. • The internet is used, 95% of all seats are sold online. Pegas fly its aircrafts intensively, with swift turnaround times each time airplanes land. • Ticket-less travel. Passengers receive booking details via an email rather than paper. • No free lunch. • No free catering • No pre-assigned seats • No interline connections and cargo services • Pegas flies to main destination airports throughout Europe, but gains efficiencies compared to traditional carriers with rapid turnaround times, and progressive landing charge agreements with airports. Pegas does not operate a hub system, passengers have to check in and offload their

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