1. Low Cost Airlines influence on ASEAN Aviation Industry By: Faisal Shahim

2. ASEAN Established on August 8th, 1967 in Bangkok Economic growth, social progress and cultural advancement Mutual respect AFTA FAEEC Growing region Important Strategic Region

3. THE REGION AUSTRALIA

4. ECONOMIC DATA

5. BIG PLAYERS of ASEAN SINGAPORE GDP growth: 2.7% GDP: US$ 270.02 billion (2011 estimate)(PPP: $327.557 billion ) Inflation: 3.5% Population: 5.37 million GDP per head: $60,900 MALAYSIA GDP growth: 4.4% GDP: $292 billion (2011 estimate) (PPP: $473bn) Inflation: 2.6% Population: 29.0m GDP per head: $10,050

6. MAJOR ASEAN AVIATIONS MARKETS

7. ASEAN AIRLINES Indonesia: 1) Air Asia Indonesia 2) Lion Air 3) Mandala Airlines 4) Citilink Singapore: 1) Jetstar Asia Airways 2) Scoot Airlines 3) Tiger Airways Thailand: 1) Nok Air 2) Bangkok Airways 3) Thai AirAsia 4) Solar Air Vietnam: 1) Jetstar Pacific 2) Viet Jet Air 3) Air Mekong Malaysia: 1) AirAsia 2) AirAsia X 3) FireFly 4) Maswings

9. FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE

10. TIGER AIRWAYS ROUTES

11. JETSTAR ASIA

12. Achievement & awards Achievement & awards 'Best Brand Experience for Low Cost Carrier' by Ad Asia Magazine 'Best Low Cost Airline, Southeast Asia & Asia (2006 & 2008)' -Skytrax Award 'Top 10 Airlines by Passenger Carriage (2006 & 2007)' -Changi Airline Award from the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) 'Best Asian Low-Cost Carrier (2006 & 2007)' -as well as TTG Travel Awards

13. JETSTAR ROUTES

14. Fleet

17. FINANCIAL & OPERATING PERFORMANCE In US$ (Millions)20072008200920102011 INCOME STATEMENT Revenue359945.9102712951474 Net total expenses2871068727.89451092 EBIT71.8(115)300350381.3 Share of results of jointly- controlled entities ----12 Share of results of associates----(6) Profit before taxation90.8(284.9)66.8360255 Taxation48.5122.9(38)(12.45)(72.86) Net profit139.6(162.6)166348181.96

18. ROUTES

19. SWOT ANALYSIS Strengths  Low Cost  Expansion/ Customer Service  One kind of fleet  Booking Sites Weakness  No proper maintenance / Maintenance facility  Too Much Delays  Accidents, Incidents and Fatalities Opportunities  Growing Middle Class  Merge or Collaboration  Open Skies Policy Threats  Government Intervention/ Corruption  High Fuel Prices  Certain Charges like Landing fees, security fees, etc

20. CONCLUSIONS Huge Population Growing Middle Class Tourist Areas Sustainability

21. ADS

22. QUESTIONS

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