Air Transport Economics - Simulation www.enac.fr
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Air Transport Economics - Simulation www.enac.fr
EXPLOITATION AÉRIENNE Management du transport aérien ACTUALISÉ réf. ECO TA-E Code OACI 062 ENAC - LH Air Transport Economics - Simulation FORMATION EN ANGLAIS DURÉE 3 jours PLACES OFFERTES 12 DATES ET LIEUX CONDITIONS DE PARTICIPATION Frais pédagogiques : Catégorie C 2017 : 1548 € Informations pratiques : voir en fin de catalogue CONTACT ADMINISTRATIF ENAC Objectifs This training is based on the AirECONsim software. AirECONsim is an educational multiplayer market competition simulation game, in which players occupy the position of airlines managers. Players are responsible for managing the fleet and the pricing policy of virtual companies competing over the same routes, and must adapt their strategies to a constantly changing environment (crises, airport congestion and regulatory changes, emergence of environmental constraints, development of a new aircraft, new route openings, mergers ...). To succeed, they have to anticipate their competitors' strategies and implement dynamic reasoning. Participants concernés This course is valuable for anyone wishing to gain better knowledge in air transport economics, strategic reasoning and/or cost analysis. [email protected] Bulletin d'inscription obligatoire : voir en fin de catalogue Contenu Trainees understand through practice, the major issues of air transport economics while running their own virtual company. Among others, we will play different scenarios including : Principles of Revenue Management. The determinants of fleet choice. Peak-load pricing. The effect of flight frequencies on passenger demand. Overcapacity crises. The analysis of which costs are relevant for various decisions, in the short or long term (and how to avoid the sunk cost fallacy and not base your thinking on average costs). Competition and collusion Vertical differentiation and the low-cost model Mergers : Drivers, advantages and disadvantages Impact of airport congestion on competition. Airport slot allocation. Barriers to entry, baby-sitting, raising rivals' costs... Impact of EU-ETS CO2 emission permits system. Applications of game theory to airline business and strategic thinking. Debriefing phases regularly occur during the game, to help players apply the economic analysis tools to decision making. We will start by playing a tutorial to understand the basic decisions you will have to take while running your airline. Once the basic structure of the game is understood, we will introduce new scenarios including cyclical demand, the liberalisation of the air sector, congested airports and the grand-father rule, auctions for airport slots, relaxing the capacity constraint with a new aircraft or the introduction of tradable CO2 emission allowances, mergers... For information only : 18 hours RESPONSABLE(S) DU STAGE Nicolas GRUYER PhD in economics Nathalie LENOIR [Sciences Sociales] www.enac.fr ENAC : [email protected] 1/1