Top Air Canada Competitors & Similar Companies
Air Canada is the flagship airline carrier of Canada. Air Canada is positioned among the top 50 most valuable Canadian brands, being the only Canadian Airline to rank within the top 50. The airline upgrades itself by introducing new routes and destinations to position itself as a global international carrier.
In any business, there are several companies & brands which compete with each other by offering similar products & services.
For any company to thrive, it is not only important for them to improve their own products, but to also look at what their competitor is offering.
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Below we look at the top 7 competitors of Air Canada.
1. Delta Airlines:
Delta is a large American airline which fly’s passengers and cargo all around the world. The headquarters and also its largest hub are present at Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport in Atlanta, Georgia. The airline has a network of 300 destinations in 50 countries all over the globe.
2. American Airlines:
American Airlines (American) started in the year 1926 as a US mail service from Missouri to Illinois. After 8 years CR Smith changed it from a mail service to a passenger airline. The first aircraft that was built by CR Smith and Donald Douglas changed the airline industry drastically.
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3. JetBlue Airways:
JetBlue Airways was founded in 1999 by David Neeleman under the name of NewAir. Neelman, who was a former employee of Southwest Airline started the business along the same principles as that of the latter by offering low cost fares to travellers. One way in which JetBlue differentiated itself from its competitors was by offering more leg room and inflight entertainment.
4. Southwest Airlines:
Southwest Airlines is the world’s largest low cost carrier, based in Dallas, Texas. Herb Kelleher and Rollin King in the year 1967 launched the airline by the name Air Southwest. It was later renamed to Southwest Airlines.
5. Virgin Atlantic:
Virgin Atlantic is a British airline company. It has its headquarters in Crawley, United Kingdom. It was founded in 1984 by Randolph Fields and Allan Hellary.
6. United Airlines:
United Airlines is one of the flagship carriers of US and its headquarters are located in Chicago. It ranks three by revenue among all the airlines in the world. United Continental Holdings, Inc is the holding company for United Airlines.
7. Lufthansa:
Lufthansa is the largest domestic German airline. It operates in 18 domestic and nearly 200 international destinations across the globe. Lufthansa airlines' major global competitors are British Airways, American Airways, Air France among others.
To conclude, the above article highlights the various competitors which compete with Air Canada. This understanding helps to evaluate the various external business factors for any company.
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