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What Do You Know About Changes in The Aviation Industry?: Are Things Improving For

The document discusses changes in the aviation industry and asks whether things are improving for small airlines, large airlines, passengers, the environment, and airline staff. It lists factors like falling or increasing passenger numbers, ticket prices, and market share as well as decreasing or increasing environmental impact that could indicate changes in the industry. The summary seeks to understand trends across different stakeholders in the aviation industry.

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What Do You Know About Changes in The Aviation Industry?: Are Things Improving For

The document discusses changes in the aviation industry and asks whether things are improving for small airlines, large airlines, passengers, the environment, and airline staff. It lists factors like falling or increasing passenger numbers, ticket prices, and market share as well as decreasing or increasing environmental impact that could indicate changes in the industry. The summary seeks to understand trends across different stakeholders in the aviation industry.

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What do you know about changes in the aviation industry?

Are things improving for

small airlines

large airlines

passengers

the environment

airline staff?
fall decrease go down grow increase shrink go up rise

Delicatessen
grew fell

increased decreased

went up went down

rose shrank
Project Planning Terms
Match a word on the left with the correct definition on the right.

1. resources A particular period of time during the


development of something

2. milestone A specific time or date by which you have to do


something

3. green light Something such as money, workers, or equipment


that can be used to help an institution or business

4. deadline The official approval to go ahead with something

5. phase An event or achievement which marks an


important stage in a project
Listening for detail - Did you get it right?

GRAPH 1 TOURISTS
10000
9000
8000
7000
6000
5000
4000
3000
2000
1000

January April July October January


Describe the trend shown in the diagram below
1 ORGANIC WINE: MARKET SHARE IN THE UK

organic wine
10% 50% 60%

non-organic
wine

1998 Today 5 years


from now
Describe the trend shown in the diagram below

2 PRICE OF SHARES IN BRINFIELD AUTOS


Share price

$10

$5

2 days ago yesterday today tomorrow


Describe the trend shown in the diagram below

3 WIDGETS: EFFICIENCY OF PRODUCTION

10
Time in minutes

Last year Now Next year


Describe the trend shown in the diagram below

4 SALES OF WIDGETS

100
forecast
Sales / Year (thousands)

75

50

25

3 years 2 years Last This


ago ago year year
Describe the trend shown in the diagram below
5 COST OF PETROL IN AUSTRALIA
Describe this process using the present simple passive

cut

make

sell

transport
Presentations

 Why do people give presentations?


cut
 Have you ever given a presentation?

 When you give a presentation what

are the most important things to

remember?
First of all

Thank
you for
coming
Are there any
questions?

Signposting
Match the presentation phrases

1. I’d like to start by a) we’ll look at how this has affected our share
prices

2. First of all
b) our share prices : the next slide shows us...

3. After that c) giving you a short overview of today’s


presentation

4. Moving on to d) showing you how we aim to reach this target

e) we’re going to look at the sales figures for the


5. Let’s go back and look at
last two years.

6. I’d like to finish by f) the first slide again


Sequencing and imperatives
Don’t forget Then Secondly After that Make sure Firstly Finally

Firstly
1) ____________ , decide on the budget for the stand.
Secondly
2) ____________, choose the size and the location of the stand.

Then
3) ____________, design the stand (shelving scheme, display area).

Make
4) _______ sure
______ you book your stand space with the exhibition organizers.

Don’t _______
5) _______ forget to think about your colour scheme, graphic panels, and
audio-visual equipment.

After
6) _______ that
_______ organize the logistics of the delivery (stand, publicity,
products

Finally
7) _____________, set up the stand.
How important are these things for you when you fly?
Rate the following as A: (very important), B: (important) or C: (not important)

 free in-flight food  wide seats  seat allocation


 free headphones  seatback TV  friendly cabin crew
 carbon footprint of flight  fast check-in  free in-flight drinks
 a lot of legroom  free newspapers or  a clean and tidy plane
magazines
Discussion

Work in two groups. You are the managing directors at ScotAir, a traditional
airline with a long history. ScotAir is in trouble. It is losing a lot of customers to
its low cost competitors. Share prices are falling and the stockholders are
demanding that something be done, quickly!

Group A
You think ScotAir needs to start a new budget subsidiary. Think of the reasons
why a budget subsidiary would be a good idea, consider the staff, passengers,
the environment. Prepare to present your ideas to the rest of the class.

Group B
You don’t think ScotAir needs to start a new budget subsidiary. Think of the
reasons why a budget subsidiary would be a bad idea, consider the staff,
passengers, the environment. Prepare to present your ideas to the rest of the
class.

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