How EMIRATES is WINNING when Other AIRLINES are going BANKRUPT?

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VIDEO INTRODUCTION:
We all know what Richard Brandon meant when he said, ‘If you want to be a Millionaire, start with a billion dollars and launch a new airline.’ This is because the aviation business in one of the most expensive and yet one of the least profitable businesses in the world!!! The Aircrafts are very expensive, labor costs are very high and most importantly, even with a slight change in oil prices, your profits could either skyrocket or nosedive!!
This is because, in the aviation business the fuel alone costs 30-40 % of the revenue and profit margins are barely 10%. So if your fuel cost shoots up by 30% due to a geopolitical event, unless you increase the prices, your airline will start bleeding losses!!
This is the reason why airlines go out of business not just in India but all across the world.
But while 100s of airlines have gone bankrupt all across the world, the leaders of Dubai built such a legendary airline that this airline has been profitable for 35 out 38 years of its operation!!**! Infact, before covid from 2018-2020, this airlines generated an average revenue of 16.5 billion dollars and an average profit of 428 Million dollars!!! This is airline is none other than the legendary emirates airline!!! and if you are a business owner or a leader, this story of emirates, has some very very important business lessons for you!!!
So in this episode, today, lets do a deep dive and understand,
What is the story of emirates airlines??
In a world where airlines are going bankrupt every year, how is emirates so profitable??
And most importantly, what are the lessons we can learn from the legendary emirates airlines?
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[@vbr6238]

"Frugality is not a trait of the impoverished but a hallmark of the wise". Beautiful sentence

[@notyetdecided18]

May I also add it doesn't mean being miser too (referring to Marwaris :) )

[@simransaini3442]

​​@@notyetdecided18 Are all Marwar origin people miser?

[@notyetdecided18]

@@simransaini3442 That's the point. It's just practicing frugality and saving up for future. I was pointing out to the stereotype of Marwaris being miser. :)

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Islam is not 1400+ years old, Islam is the Oldest and First Religion, Islam means "Submitting our Will to God" Islam was there since First human (Prophet Adam) And Prophet Muhammad ﷺ is Not the Founder of Islam, Prophet Muhammad ﷺ was just a Last Prophet Of Islam ! --------------------- “God is One and Only without second.” [Chandogya Upanishad 6:2:1] “He is Allah the One and Only.” [Quran 112:1] --------------------- “There is only One God, not the second” [Brahma Sutra] “There is only One Allah” [Quran 16:51] --------------------- “There is no image of Him.” [Yajurveda 32:3] “There is nothing like Him.” [Quran 42:11] --------------------- “There Is No Likeness Of Him” [Svetasvatara Upanishad 4:19] “And there is none Like unto Him.” [Quran 112:4] --------------------- “of Him there are no Parents" [Svetasvatara Upanishad 6:9] “He does not Beget nor is He Begotten.” [Quran 112:3] --------------------- “His form is not visible, the eyes cannot see Him.” [Svetasvatara Upanishad 4:20] “No vision can see Him, but He see’s all vision.” [Quran 6:103] --------------------- *[Reminder]* *Dear Hindus* *You must worship only One God (Allah) and you must Stop doing Idol worshipping !*

[@bubblodetechmore5512]

​​@@HasanUnknown You can call that "one" whatever you want, depending on your religion. This is the main principle of secularism in India. It's true that the essence of (original) bhagwadh gita, (original) Quran and (original) Bible are all the same. But all of these have been manipulated multiple times based on convenience. If you aren't over these religious politics and conflicts (which the political parties need), the nation will never develop!

[@karthikdevanahalli]

I have flown Qatar and Emirates both. I had a really bad experience with Qatar airways. Qatar airport(Doha) and Qatar airlines' air hostesses were rude and racist. But Emirates treated me great. When I was struggling in the middle seat because of my height issue, Emirates' air hostess understood that and offered me the exit row seat and treated me well all throughout the journey. May be such care and gestures makes people want to use Emirates.

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+1 Qatar is terrible.

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Qatar Airways is the best ❤

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Qatar Airways has the best staff and best service. Think you got the bad guys

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[@jaykapadia3856]

You should mention the premium services they provide. That’s why the rich loves emirates. Also their premier product of first class in A380 .

[@hiteshgujarathi4636]

That's because of the same oil money. Without that they don't have other major income sources. It's a resource less country. Just look at other islamic countries without oil.

[@CIABACKWARDYAKUZA]

@@hiteshgujarathi4636 Turkey indonesia =? go to cowworship no talkship.

[@GirirajGupta-gy1wt]

​@@hiteshgujarathi4636bro 😂 oil is not the source of income UAE works on most of there money comes from exports and tourism Oil industry is becoming less and less important as the time passes

[@hiteshgujarathi4636]

@@GirirajGupta-gy1wt what export? Lol they have port only. They don't export shit. And tourism is nowhere near to support the economy. It's only oil.

[@ZB1902R]

Turkey Lira falling like a joke in last 5 years. Erdogan went senile. @@CIABACKWARDYAKUZA

[@varunv1]

A major reason why emirates was profitable by its aircraft was because it buys aircraft of same kind mostly which are a380-800 and 777-300er thus maintained crew could be trained easily and also the pilots could be trained easily. Emirates buys aircraft as bulk orders thus they get heavy discounts at the list price given by the manufacturer. Emirates also acts as a investor to new aircrafts which are yet to hit market like 777x which helps them to procure aircraft’s early.

[@adhnaanahmed5029]

Flown in emirates many times in my life,everytime in economic class still they don't fail to impress us in customer service,best airlines I've ever traveled.travelling in emirates itself a whole new experience by itself.

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[@sidthrillz]

I live in Dubai last 15 years. I would like to mention that Dubai as an Emirate has less than 1% of its GDP coming from Oil. Those assuming that Emirates might be buying fuel a lot cheaper than others are wrong. Rather, if you go back in history over last decade or 15 years, Emirates has written-down losses from fuel hedging too. And we are not talking of small losses but quite massive. The vision of the Rulers of Dubai (and UAE in general) is incredible. The focus on diversification of its economy has been since decades now and creating tourism spots. Fun fact - Just the city of Dubai has more hotel rooms than entire India in the organized 3*/4*/5* category. Getting a tourist visa for UAE is one of the simplest things and something they have been doing for ages. I can go on and on….

[@crentistDaDentist]

From leasing planes from Pakistan to now loaning them money.. Dubai has come a long way

[@nikhilhembrom8952]

But where pakistan is now its a bankrupt country once it was one of fastest growing economies in post colonial world but they messed up there should be xase study for that

[@dss8983]

​@@nikhilhembrom8952 case studies are done for successes

[@rameshmadarekar4859]

"Frugality is not a trait of improvised, but a Hallmark of wise" A most valuable words to be followed particularly in business

[@abdulkhadir3401]

Emirates is the best case example of a successful Business risk & opportunity anaylis, an integral part of Business Continuity Management (BCM) . Thanks for this deeply researched content.

[@d.b.cooper1]

Well done for not falling the stereotype of 'they have oil' so have low costs. They buy aviation fuel at the same market prices as others hence the need for hedging. Also not government subsidies like people claim

[@Leo-oq1bo]

You missed the point that UAE controls oil supply by being a producer and being a part of OPEC. That's why they can hedge. They know where the price will go 9/10 times.

[@sknathy]

I have flown Emirates multiple times, and I can say their service, behaviour, operations are at another level. Even if your travelling Economy, you will feel you are special. Their food is delicious. Their in-flight entertainment is really good. The staff is super polite and treats you like family. I have multiple instances where Emirates allowed me to checkin over weight bags free of cost. Love for Emirates.

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[@varunprakash6207]

Emirates Airlines ✈️ - King of Skies one of most successful Airlines industry The Dubai attraction through Emirates Airlines The concept 👌 of Wet leasing and Fuel ⛽ Hedging To make successful Aviation industry in the world The lesson " Frugality is not trait of the improverished but a hallmark of issue" Think school 🏫 Case study Emirates Airlines wonderful analysis business lessons Thank U Ganesh Prasad anna 🙏

[@soamjena]

Emirates for life ❤ Nothing like them

[@daniel11111]

Qatar, Singapore and ANA are better.

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@@daniel11111Qatar sucks.

[@daniel11111]

@@purevanilla4438 the country, yes. The airline, no.

[@mahinshahs7714]

When you are writing the success story of Emirates, you should have mentioned the contribution of Dnata as well. Dnata is the ground handling, Airport management and cargo division under the Emirates group, currently operating in 127 Airports in 84 countries and employing more than 41000 people. In the year 2022-23 itself, Dnata brought in a profit of 331 Million AED to the Emirates group.

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Is you are a native English speaker?

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@@Muhammadsuhail369My first language is English. But my second language is Hindi, telugu and I’m learning Spanish and French

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all the very best success from Delhi! keep english subs also if possible

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Enti sodara meeru kuda...Telegu kaadu, it's Telugu.

[@Md_sadiq_Md]

Namaste anna

[@MadeInAndhra-rk5mw]

@@varun2250 Edited it - I was in a rush but thanks for pointing it

[@MadeInAndhra-rk5mw]

@@mansuyadav3709 That is so nice of you and sure will try to add them where necessary - in fact, I am more comfortable doing the videos in English - but too much time and academics, and work - English is too much in life and wanted to do justice to my native language.

[@parththakkar7773]

Why don't other airlines use strategies like fuel hedging? Additionally, I have another suggestion: creating a comparison video featuring a failed company and a successful one. This could provide a helpful basis for comparison.

[@ZenCapitan]

Easy to understand, Emirates is a government 's company who provide security. Another's companies have limited investors on stock market. And we know how UEA countries treat their employees. If you remember about worldcup , it was a slave system to build stadium, and you the same system they use to build the city and run the companies, they learned from China.

[@oneplus5562]

Other airlines do fuel hedging as well .

[@shashankke250]

So fuel hedging can be done with a bank or international commodity market. These forward contacts are only for max 3 months. So u can hedge for a maximum of 3 months.....

[@lzh4950]

Cathay did but got it wrong (the market rate dropped after it fixed the price I remember)

[@jinokattuparampil2184]

Loved it! We need more such videos tapping into the aviation space.

[@rhonaldjr]

Their A380 is among the best, even for the economy class travellers. And, the cabin crews treat you human.

[@rajkumarbharathi3139]

you forgot to say that they have a very standard set of planes. They only buy Airbus A380's and Boeing 777-300's. All the equipment in the 777 and a380's like seats and over-head bins are standard. Since the A380 is no longer in production, only now are they planning to buy 787 and A350's. And you forgot to mention the elephant in the room, or should I say camel in the room factor. They can purchase oil for a very cheap price, much cheaper than international market price from Abu Dhabi. Many times Emirates flight do not fill fuel up in the destination of shot-haul routes like Dubai - Chennai. They will fill up fuel to come back also, They enables faster turnaround in the destination, and cheaper flights. I remember one time when I few to Dubai, they turned around the plane in Chenna in 45 minutes.

[@MoneyMindsetMasteryClub]

Very insightful case study! Tons of business lessons. Thanks for sharing it in such an articulate and engaging manner

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[@SayedFurquan]

A very enlightening video, really very well explained and captivating too..... good job.

[@ASAIRAO]

Emirates is always my dream company to fly and to work... Exceptional services we get, was lucky to fly it a few times!!

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[@SaiPraneethMullapudi]

I think Emirates started being somewhat frugal but was very quick to fix that in order to de-leverage itself of not having own fleet by placing an order of around 10 Airbus A-310s in 1987. Had Emirates been more frugal and continued the model of leasing aircrafts from other carriers and continue profitability it would have increased the lease rates in long run. So Emirates planned everything so well that it's the best carrier now. Most of my friends who left India this month to pursue MS in US preferred Emirates as first choice airline. Apart from that the less average age of an Emirates aircraft shows even the safety priority of Emirates which is by far the most important metric which a passenger looks at when he travels other countries. If possible please make videos on other successful long running carriers like Qantas of Australia, British Airways, Lufthansa, Qatar Airways etc. P.S: I personally never travelled in an Emirates aircraft. I travelled in Air India and IndiGo that's it.

[@amiteshtomar9171]

Clean, timely and very consistent quality service.....hence continued success....Good case study 👍

[@Come_AsYouAre]

This is so so interesting! Such a great video!🙌🏽💖

[@vigneshthiyagarajan6459]

"Frugality is not a trait of impoverished but a hallmark of wise" - Wowww woww woww. Amazing quote. You nailed it @Ganesh. One of the best videos of think school..Loved it! Thank you so much! 🙌👏🙏

[@oadka]

I find it weird that there is no mention of Emirates' fleet strategy of having only 2 aircraft types, but in large numbers to keep crew and maintenance costs low. Having such a homogenous fleet allows them to do most maintenance in house.

[@premkumarparikarath1569]

Beautiful analysis. You have answered many of the questions in my mind.

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Really an amazing video. Thank you for all your effort🎉🎉🎉🎉

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Wow you broke this down so well! This plus your Taylor Swift video made my subscribe. Looking forward to your content!

[@fridge_magnet]

Once you travel in Emirates or Qatar airways , you would most probably ready to pay a premium to travel these airlines. Top notch customer service

[@anon7641]

Emirates yes, Qatar NO! Awful

[@littlemasterkris]

One of the best videos I've watched in recent times.. Lot of lessons learnt..

[@amanullahkagzi3690]

best case study by far . most honest and excellent deeply analysis of emritaes.learn so many thing form this case study .lastly thank you for this awsome case study.

[@iftikharali774]

great work young man enjoyed every minutes of it

[@siddharthkanjilal1778]

Emirates was one of pieces of Dubai model. The Emirate invested in tourism, technology, style and comfort covering their airlines, airports, city transportation, hospitality, F&B, entertainment, healthcare, education and most importantly on tourist and public safety.

[@arunakumarpc5848]

Well explained 👋👋👋👋Very good case study for those who are planning to start a new airline business.

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Thank you so much. I learnt a lot today. 🎉

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Thanks for such a informative video. Sir can you please share your Thought Process while you do a case study. It will be very helpful for the mba students.

[@shivasiva9392]

The pros of Dubai The UAE ranks as one of the safest and most peaceful places in the world for expatriates, and performs better than the global average. The cons lot of labor exploitation low end works in Dubai but no crime in Dubai and so safe

[@abhisheksarath3972]

Great Content, Just a quick question how does Emirates maintain a younger fleet of aircraft compared to its competitors. , Also why do you think other companies do not follow the fuel hedging strategy

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Excellent content!! Couldn't miss such quality content.

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What a explanation 🙌

[@captainshivers]

Well done young man. My daughter has moved to A-D as a teacher in last 2 years. I miss them more than I can say but pray they don't come back to the UK as it enters Financial Repression. With this sort of Governance, Counties will thrive as others with Negative GDP strip their residences finances to subsidise there debt payments only to delay it's bankruptcy a little while longer. I dream of joining her as soon as possible!

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Such quality content. Loved it❤

[@thealmightylord9371]

Wet leasing,oil hedging something new learnt every time

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Wowww… great study. Thanks a lot for sharing this much worthy case study 👏👏👏😍

[@tutaphoota]

Great case study yet again. Kudos to you guys!! You are doing a fantastic job. In this particular case study, I would point to what critics have been saying about Emirates. They claim that a big reason why Emirates balance sheet is healthy is because the operations are heavily subsidized by the govt. This helped them offer a lot of perks to customers and yet were able to keep the pricing competitive. This irked other airlines like United who sought their govt help to try to ban Emirates routes flying into the US. This was from a Forbes article from a few years back. I think it helps to also talk about the contrarian view in case studies like these. It will help viewers give a full 360. That's how our case studies in my MBA program in Berkeley were. My 2 cents. Once again fantastic job!!

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Lying is Americans best skill set. Every time a foreign company is better than them, they find an excuse. Just look at Toshiba and Allston. 'Is always easier to sabotage your competition than to improve yourself' - Americans

[@someshkshatriya]

The explanation is itself very rich, although I’d like to point out something on the topic of workforce, you mentioned that due to diverse workforce in Dubai it was able to achieve what it wanted and on contrary you mentioned London’s Heathrow strike. I would like to make a point here is that London also have a diverse workforce, although these people are a mix and work under a workforce union which are essential for strikes. I believe that Dubai’s frugality again worked here where there is still no authorised workforce union and which played a significant part in making the labour force a success.

[@user-gh7qn2zz1q]

thank you for the info. about Emirates. Last year I had booked a holiday to Seychelles ( that is where I first met my ex-wife ) and I wanted to have another there before I die, as I am 82 and i was so pleased to go on an Emirates A380 plane; which was absolutely fantastic, because the next plane was a Boeing 777 from DBX to Seychelles. There is NO comparison between it and the A380. Airbus planes are always good, even smaller ones.

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Dubai is my Real Life Wakanda 🔆☮️👑

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Nah, an overseen country

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But without any Technology and R&D

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Visit seoul once

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No India is real wakanda

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🌱

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Super knowledgeable and interesting it was bhaiya ... tomorrow is my audit assurance exam, but making sure not to miss such case study 🙌😊

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You are amazing!! Do you teach? If you do, your students must be so luck to have you!! Thank you for this awesome presentation!!

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Very well explained

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Well explained 🎉

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Synergy is beyond commendable 😮

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[@rahul0071123]

same

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Thank you for the case study

[@shriharshanb3179]

"Frugality is not the trait of the impoverished but the hallmark of the wise"

[@jeet_sakariya]

one point you missed in video is , its fleet and fleet management , and that's the one of the most important factor for any airline, for quite a few years Emirates only fly two type of aircrafts, Airbus A380 and Boeing 777 both widebody aircraft, and by choosing one each from Big Giants like Airbus and Boeing emirates keep both of them happy at the same time, same aircraft means less spare parts requirement less maintenance cost , less engineer and technician req, even in their new aircraft order they ordered from both Airbus A350 and from Boeing 777x and 787 Dreamliner and these new next gen aircrafts are even more fuel efficient , so that also adds unto less spend on aircrafts and more profits for airline.

[@shardulsalunke8231]

Excellent 👌 fantastic study tie ups with oil sectors also the airline model of not buying the aircraft’s and only on rent basis that too on number of flying fights ❤helps the business ❤❤🎉🎉🎉

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This channel is absolutely mind boggling ... all credits to ganesh Sir and team

[@ashishthapayt]

Nice one ! Please keep such awesome content coming.

[@World_of_aquatics]

Another great content as usual. Recently Tata group has ordered huge numbers of Boeings and Airbuses, so what would be their business plan in comparison to successful players like Emirates. Is it a mistake done by Tatas or there some hidden plan or opportunity? Kindly try to make a content on this as well.

[@amankhanna6471]

In india, due to bureaucracy, corruption the airline sector has always been a tough area. Even China has better standards than our indian politicians.

[@amiemohan8578]

Because yr India has trade union fr each n everything…😂😂😂 freedom of expression is a shit…but China n Middle East countries are smart , dont allow protest or else face the consequences

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amazing case study, well explained

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Love your research...Teach us to do research like u do

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You are the best man. I hope you were my colleague or class mate. I am learning each and everyday though.

[@mayankmna]

Great Video,however few correction on facts, HH Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum is not Crown Prince but he Vice priesident of UAE & Ruler of Dubai.His son is Crown price of Dubai

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Great presentation

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Excellent analysis🔥 Goosebumps

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Superb case study. Thank you

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Great video! Learnt lots

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Interesting and Informative👍👍

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One of the best videos in the channel🎉

[@dennisallen8333]

Very good video! I’ve flown on Emirates airlines and never had an issue.

[@srinivaspandey5234]

Thumbnail would have been different, related to the topic discussed, by the way the case study is literally awesome!!

[@kaustavpo12]

when u say “KZbin Baba” I’m bound to like. Lovely Input. Love from Germany 🇩🇪. ❤

[@meghasoni8657]

Sir thank you for study material 😊

[@frugaleconomist99999]

Awesome abd wonderful quote on frugality

[@Law_Club_Swastik]

Appreciating your knowledge, research, speaking continuously with a tone, ♥️💟and good looking 🤝

[@NiBazuu]

Very good channel.. ❤ from Kenya

[@monsterboss7]

So amazing work man ❤❤❤

[@miralam2582]

Best thing about dubai is they always evolve in the best manner possible...

[@MOHAMMED-gi2uh]

The sheikh of dubai was visionary, i wish i could travel one day in emirates