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Uffta Ya’ll: The Delta-Northwest Merger Adele Hall Abdul Qadir Sheikh Daniel SchwartzIn the Beginning  Airmail Act of 1925  Air Commerce Act of 1926The Early Days of Delta • 1924 • 1929 • 1930 • 1978The Early Days of Northwest  1926  1927  1941  1978The 1930s 1930 1934 1938 The 6 passenger Lockheed Orion, used by Northwest Airlines in the 1930s The Stinson Model A, used by Delta Airlines to deliver mail overnight in the 1930s.1938 Regulation  Entry & Exit  Rates The Douglas DC 3, first flown by Northwest in 1939. Northwest hired its first stewardess in 1939.Effects of Regulation  On Airlines  On Consumers Delta was the first airline to launch jet service in 1959 with the Douglas DC-8. A fancy airplane meal: one way to attract passengers.Events Leading to Deregulation  CAB  Wide-body Aircrafts  Middle Eastern Oil Embargo of 1973  Inflation  Economic Downturn  Government Regulatory ReformsAirline Deregulation Act  1978  Regulatory Controls  Air Cargo  Domestic Route Operation  Air Passenger  Eliminated RestrictionWhat Remains Regulated  International  Liberalized Markets  Antitrust Exemption  Essential Air Service  DOT  Reward Program  SafetyConsequences of Deregulation  Hub and Spoke  Centers of Operation  New & Low Cost Carriers  Increased Competition  Discount FaresConsequences of DeregulationA fancy airplane meal: one way to attract passengers.Consequences of Deregulation  Growth in Air Travel  Frequent Flyer Programs  Increased Bankruptcy/Unhealthy Competition  Health of IndustryDelta After Deregulation  Merger Agreement  Acquisitions  New Operations  “Skymiles”Northwest After Deregulation  New Routes  Acquisitions  NWA-KLMHistory of Mergers  1980s  Local Service Carriers  Ozark, Republic, Southern  1990s  First Persian Gulf War  Service IssuesMergers  Passenger Rights and Issues  Delays  Travel Performance  Stranded Passengers  Contract of CarriageUnregulated vs. Regulated  CAB  Prive Regulation  Service and Frequency  Interline Agreements  Cost-Plus AnalysisMergers  Consumers and Employees  Affects  Seniority  Operation Integration  Traveler ProgramsMergers  Congressional Intervention  Triggered reactions  DOJ  Delta-Northwest  Competition  Operating Costs  ReductionsMergersConclusion  Mergers  Bad record  Regulatory Environments  Regulation  Past  ReintroductionDebate  Mergers  Pros  ConsDiscussion Questions  What is the best possible outcome of the Delta-Northwest merger for both airlines and passengers?Discussion Questions  Based on the previous discussion of the airline industry under regulation and deregulation, what are possible mechanisms for achieving the best outcome?Discussion Questions  Aside from mergers, what techniques can be implemented to improve the performance of the airline industry.Thank you… Enjoy your


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