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    Case Study Analysis

    Karen Pelletier

    Geneice Bassue

    Lee Dubois

    James Lowe

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    History of the Company Incorporated in 1998 in Delaware,

    commenced service in 2000 -

    primary base of operations at JFKin New York.

    2002 - Operated 108 flights perday -- 52 daily flights between JFK

    and FL -- 26 daily flights betweenJFK and upstate NY -- 18 dailyflights between JFK and thewestern US.

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    History of the Company 2002 - Stock trading just below $20

    2004 - Revenues of $1.22 billion.

    July 2005 - 52 week high was$26.40.

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    Mission Statement

    Jet Blues mission is to be the leading low-fare, low-cost passenger airline offering high quality customerservice to underserved markets and customer whoare looking for the best value in their flight. We havethe newest most advanced planes that are reliable,

    fuel efficient, utilizes paperless cockpit technology,live in-flight satellite TV and security cameras. Ourphilosophy is to give customers the best price valuefor their ticket, offering things our competitors dontoffer. At JetBlue we feel that hiring educatedemployees that are highly motivated and well trainedwill provide a better experience to the customers. We

    feel that our high-value, high quality servicephilosophy will lead the way to our becoming numberone in the industry.

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    Vision Statement

    At JetBlue our goal is to providethe best, most affordable flight

    experience of any air carrier whileproviding superior service.

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    JetBlues Goals

    The companys goal has been toestablish itself as a leading low-fare, low-cost passenger airline by offering

    customers high-quality customer serviceand differentiated products.

    They focus on serving underservedmarkets and large metropolitan areasthat have high average fares with adiversified geographical flight schedulethat includes both short and long haulroutes.

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    I

    ssues at Hand Rising Fuel Costs

    Labor Unions

    Lots of competition

    Not-well-known airline.

    Cutting costs while increasing

    revenues and profits.

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    R

    ankings #6 in Worlds Top Low Cost

    Carriers by Net Profit, 2004

    #4 in Worlds Top Low CostCarriers by Load Factor, 2005

    #4 in Most Profitable Airlines, 2004($47.5 million)

    #3 in Most Admired U.S. Airlines,2006

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    Ex

    ternal AuditOpportunities:

    Increasing demand for air travel.

    Untapped international market.

    All other airlines that have much higher fares.

    Other airlines who have been hurting since 9-11 and heading for Chapter 11.

    Increasing use of the Internet.

    Potential use of luggage-tracking technology.

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    Ex

    ternal AuditThreats:

    Many airlines including JetBlue face union laborcontracts.

    Unions can strike whenever no agreements aremade.

    Fuel costs are high and are a HUGE part ofairline expenses.

    Breakeven load factor is rising.

    Higher security required at airports is causing

    higher fees on tickets and more customerdissatisfaction.

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    Competitive ProfileM

    atrix

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    External FactorEvaluation Matrix

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    Balance Sheet

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    Income Statement

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    Internal Audit

    Strengths:

    Low fares compared to other airlines.

    Superior customer service.Low labor wages that save them money.

    More efficient and reliable planes.

    Only airline to offer live TV in-flight.

    High commitment to hiring better employees.

    Through their current workings, they are able to

    build good brand loyalty.

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    Internal Audit

    Weaknesses:

    Low fares could mean less money being made,

    less profits.Much higher average airborne time and higher

    % of diverted flights.

    Smaller and more unheard of than any airline.

    Fuel consumption, as a % of expenses, is rising

    rapidly.

    Very low percentage of full-time employees.

    Extra bells and whistles could cost company $$.

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    Internal FactorEvaluation Matrix

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    FinancialR

    atios Current Ratio --> 1.06

    Quick Ratio --> 1.08

    Accounts Rec. Turnover --> 33.08 Debt to Equity --> 2.04

    GPM --> 0.37

    Return on Assets --> 0.02

    EPS --> 45.55

    LT Debt to Equity --> 0.65

    Interest Earned --> 2.53

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    SWOTMatrix

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    SWOTMatrix

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    SPACEMatrix

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    SPACEMatrix

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    Quantitative Strategic Planning Matrix

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    Alternative Strategies

    Fly Internationally

    Extend flights to major hubs in Europe to start off,

    then as that takes off, offer flights to Asia,Australia, etc.

    This is an example of Market Development

    Cost: $100,000,000 for3 planes, fuel for a

    year and maintenance costs.

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    Alternative Strategies

    Increase Advertising and Expand toOther Media

    JetBlue could advertise on TV, Radio, and Onlineto boost revenues and popularity of the airline.

    This is an example of Market Penetration.

    Cost:About $4,000,000.

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    Alternative Strategies

    Build Partnership Travel Website.

    Build a website where users can look up

    information about different travel destinations,find hotels, restaurants, hot spots, etc, and booka flight through JetBlue all while comparing

    prices from other airlines.

    This is an example of Related Diversification.

    Cost:About $30,000 to start off, thenabout $60,000 per year to maintain (for asmall site).

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    Recommendations for

    JetBlueJetBlue should implement these strategies in threestages.

    -Introductory Phase Implement new advertisingcampaigns to get JetBlues name known.

    - Middle Phase Start the travel website to helpattract new people to JetBlue, get them to fly, andbuild a reputation.

    - End Phase Start flying internationally. Oncecustomers know JetBlue and JetBlue gains areputation for high quality and low prices, peoplewill want to fly them no matter where they go.

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    References

    http://www.aa.com/content/images/amrcorp/amrcorp2004ar.pdf

    http://www.aa.com/content/images/amrcorp/amrcorp2004ar.pdf

    http://www.tampaairport.com/about/facts/activity_reports/2005/marketshare_jan2005.pdf

    http://library.corporate-ir.net/library/13/131/131045/items/211507/200410k.pdf

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    Recommendations for

    JetBlue