Malaysia Airlines The Marketing Challenge after MH370 and MH17 Neeraj Pandey Gaganpreet Singh 2015
Financial Analysis
A lot of questions have arisen since the world lost MH370 and MH17. How can we move forward when we feel so much loss? Can we be resilient in the face of such tragedy? Is the world just waiting to be conquered? It has happened, and there are different ways of looking at this catastrophic event. In this talk, I will share about MH370 and MH17, and share a bit of my perspective about how we should navigate the world in the aftermath of such
Case Study Analysis
Malaysia Airlines’ (MAS) global brand is one of the top three in the airline industry, globally. MAS has the second highest number of annual passenger and cargo flights in the world after China Airlines. MAS’s strength lies in its “three R” selling strategy of “Royalty, Resilience, and Riches”. These three core values drive the marketing strategies of the company. This essay will analyze the marketing challenge that MAS faced after the MH370 and MH17 incidents, to
Marketing Plan
1. The first challenge is to rebuild customer trust and brand reputation. 2. The second challenge is to identify the root cause of the accident and prevent any future accidents. 3. The third challenge is to establish a new market position for Malaysia Airlines in the marketplace. 4. The fourth challenge is to establish a new market position for the brand Malaysia Airlines in the marketplace. 1. The first challenge is to rebuild customer trust and brand reputation. After the tragedy, Malaysia Airlines’ brand and customer trust were shattered.
Problem Statement of the Case Study
In 2014 and 2015, two of the world’s biggest airlines—Kuala Lumpur’s Lion Air and Beijing’s Shanghai Pudong—experienced major crashes. The tragic events sparked public outcry and scrutiny on the safety record of global aviation, as well as the marketing approach and messaging of these and other airlines. Malaysia Airlines was particularly hard hit. As I sat down to write this case study for a marketing course, I began
Evaluation of Alternatives
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BCG Matrix Analysis
“You know something is not right, when the company’s marketing strategy is more focused on responding to disaster rather than creating awareness about the brand. Malaysia Airlines, after the disasters of MH370 and MH17, is currently in an unhealthy marketing state, with no clear strategies. They are focusing more on how they will react to crises than on building awareness for the brand.” The BCG matrix analysis should follow the model’s to ensure its rigor