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Ryanair ppt final
1. Dogfight over Europe: Ryanair
ROKAS DIEDONIS
IEVA NAUJOKAITĖ
KAROLIS VAIŠNYS
EDVINAS VYŠNIAUSKAS
2. Introduction
Analysis of Ryanair company in 1986, new Dublin-London route
Competitors analysis
Ryanair‘s profitability of the new route
How Aer Lingus should respond?
How British Airways should respond?
Which competitor should Ryanair be more afraid of?
Our assessment of Ryanair‘s strategy
3. What‘s going on?
In 1986 Ryanair announced, that
they will start flying between
London and Dublin. The company
were already operating since
1985, and were flying between
Waterford (Ireland) and Gatwick
(London, UK), with their 14 seats
plane. Since the first route
developed well, Ryan brothers
decided to increase the list of
routes with a new London-Dublin
route.
4. British Airways
145 destinations in 68 countries
Fleet of 163 aircraft
Own passenger and ground services
171 retail shops
49,000 independent travel agents
Full range of classes of service
5. Aer Lingus
Partnership with BA until development of trans-Atlantic routes
Losses in the 1970s prompted to diversification
Maintenance service, engineer training, computer consulting, hotel
business
6. Ryanair
1985, Ryan brothers
Dublin-London (secondary airports)
4 round trips per day with a 44-seat
Single fare for a ticket with no restrictions
7. Revenues of Ryanair
Ryanair managers assume, that plane will be always full
44 seats in the jet
4 trips a day
365 days in a year
98 Irish pounds per ticket
Number of passengers in a year = 365*4*44 = 64240
Revenue = 64240 * 98 = 6 295 520 Irish pounds per year
8. Costs of Ryanair
The case do not provide possible
costs of Ryanair. However, there is
given average revenues and
average costs of competitor
(British Airways) for the same
Dublin-London route
British Airways average price of
ticket: 166,5 Irish pound
Profit of 11,4 Irish pound
British Airways costs (prices in Irish pounds):
Staff 35,7
Depreciation and amortization 8,6
Fuel and oil 31,8
Engineering and other aircraft costs 9,8
Selling 18,0
Aircraft operating leases 3,4
Landing fees and en route charges 11,7
Handling charges, catering and other 16,6
Accomodation, ground equipment and other 19,5
TOTAL 155,1
9. Costs of Ryanair
Load of competitors were only 60-
70%, load of Ryanair will be 100%.
Competitors in Europe staff was not
as efficient as in US (in average,
708,2 passengers per staff member
in US, 341,2 passengers per staff
member in Europe).
Staff efficiency of British Airways –
482,9 passengers per staff member
(31,8% difference from US)
Costs where staff is included
(variable costs) will be lowered by
31,8%.
Fixed costs will be spreaded for more
passengers (multiplied by 65%)
Ryanair costs (prices in Irish pounds):
Staff (reduced by 31,8%, multiplied by 65%) 15,8
Depreciation and amortization (multiplied by 65%) 5,6
Fuel and oil (multiplied by 65%) 20,6
Engineering and other aircraft costs (multiplied by 65%) 6,3
Selling (reduced by 31,8%) 12,3
Aircraft operating leases (multiplied by 65%) 2,2
Landing fees and en route charges (reduced by 31,8%) 8,0
Handling charges, catering and other (reduced by 31,8%) 11,3
Accomodation, ground equipment and other (multiplied by
65%)
12,7
TOTAL 94,8
10. Profit of Ryanair
Total revenue per ticket = 98 Irish pounds
Total costs per ticket = 94,8 Irish pounds
Profit per ticket = 3,2 Irish pound
Yearly profit = 3,2 *64240 (number of passengers) = 205 568 Irish
pounds
12. Lowering prices
Aer Lingus sustains short term losses
155-98=57 Irish pounds lost per person
64240*57 = 3.6 million Irish pounds lost
If Ryanair retreats, old prices may prevail again
13. Leaving the market
Losses in trans-Atlantic flights
Low operating profit: 0.5 million Irish pounds
High operating profit in other activities
Maintenance services - 12.7 million profit
Non-airline services – 17.1 million profit
15. Expanding in other routes
The best time to expand in other routes and countries
Try to continue reach as many customers as it can
Leave Ryanair in “local” market
16. Push Ryanair out from the market
Lowering prices
Try to push out Ryanair from the market
Attract as many customers as it can
17. Which competitor Ryanair should
afraid more?
British Airways
Government support
Not afraid of losses
May compete with Ryanair for flight prices
18. Findings
The new route was profitable (profit of 3,2 Irish pound per ticket)
Very low price (significantly lower than competitors)
With such low price, Ryanair have an ability to attract travelers by
ferries (price difference is 48 Irish pounds, time difference is 8 hours)
However, Ryanair had nothing more to offer, besides lower price.
Three possible strategies of Aer Lingus
Most likely, they will let Ryanair come to the market, and will focus on
other kinds of businessess, in which they do perform
Two possible strategies of British Airways
They will compete with Ryanair, because they can loose profit, while
they‘re government funded company