The following paper discusses how SIA, today, is one of the leading airlines of the world with more than $1 billion in liquid assets, while all major airlines of the world are reporting heavy losses and some are entirely dependent on bailout packages. This paper examines the airline's benefits of the most sophisticated in-flight services, extraordinary corporate values and pleasant cabin crew and explores how this airline has managed to emerge stronger from the current economic crisis.
From the Paper:
"With Asian economies encountering the worst slow down in two decades, it is clear that most businesses are likely to suffer heavily. We have seen that with global economic decline, most industries in almost every part of the world is reporting significant losses and this process has also been accelerated by the September 11 attacks. In these negative times for businesses, it comes as a major surprise that some companies have not only managed to stay aloft but have also reported profits. One such firm is Singapore International Airlines. The corporation, which is the proud symbol of Singapore's success, has been in operation for ore than fifty years now and for last 28 years, SIA has been moving in the right direction with sound revenues every year."
Singapore International Airlines (2012, January 15). Retrieved February 10, 2012, from http://www.academon.com/Essay-Singapore-International-Airlines/7762