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Case Study: The Dubai Airline

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“Nothing is more important to civilization than transportation” (The Importance of…, n.d.). The civilization has made people form communities. As communities develop, many things also develop. The community needs to provide its people’s convenience. One of the projects that the government will surely develop is the infrastructure. For example, According to Vine & Marston (2011), Dubai started to become prosperous after the United Arab Emirates (UAE) found oils, and the country started to develop its infrastructure and transportation system. Infrastructure meant by “the basic systems and services that are necessary for a country or an organisation to run smoothly” (Infrastructure, 2005). Hence, this essay will illustrate (“Metro milestone,” …show more content…

The Dubai airline called ‘Emirate’ has the latest aircraft with the best service on board, which offer flight from Dubai to other part of the world with 140 destinations (“Flight to Dubai,” n.d.). However, the Tokyo airline called ‘JAL’, has one of the world’s premier carriers (“Japan airlines,” 2014). This airline joined the oneworld alliance in 2007 and serves almost 80 destinations across 20 countries (“Japan airlines,” 2014). The Emirate flights to Dubai provide feature luxurious cabin features, such as First Class private suit, Business Class with lie-flat seats, and Economy Class with comfortable full-service (“Flight to Dubai,”n.d.). Conversely, there are 4 cabin classes on Japan international flight containing First Class, Executive Class (Business Class), Premium Economy and Economy (“Japan airlines,” 2014). Nonetheless, the domestic flights the First class and business class are also available. The Emirate airline provide the project called ‘Emirates Skyward’, which allow the cabin to join free member and collect miles (“Flight to Dubai,” n.d.). To elucidate, this programme allow frequent flyers to gain benefit by redeeming miles accelerator point to exclusive offers. Alike, the Japan Airline 's which offer Mileage Bank Frequent Flyer Programme (JMB) for its member (“Japan airlines,” 2014). Hence, the customer can get their advantage by collecting points towards the tier status traveling only traveling international flight (“Japan airlines,” 2014). But, the Japan aircraft points may also be redeeming in turn of

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