Hamilton International Airport
Hamilton International Airport Limited
Angela Diceman - 100052145
Essentials of Management
Debbie Johnston
Wednesday February 4th, 2009
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.0 INTRODUCTION 1
2.0 COMPANY PROFILE 3
2.1 Mission, Vision, Brand Statement & Values 3
2.2 Corporate Services 4
2.2.1 Partners and Fixed Base Operators 4
2.2.2 Amenities 4
2.3 Company Dimensions 5
2.4 Competitive Advantage 5
3.0 GENERAL ENVIRONMENT 7
3.1 Economic Forces 7
3.2 Political and Legal Forces 8
3.3 Global Forces 9
3.4 Technological Forces 10
3.5 Demographic Forces 11
4.0 TASK ENVIRONMENT 12
4.1 Customers 12
4.2 Distributors 13
4.3 Competitors 13
4.4 Suppliers 13
5.0 METHODS OF AWARENESS 15
5.1 Radio 15
5.2 Television 15
5.3 Publications 16
6.0 CONCLUSION 17
7.0 REFERENCES 18
8.0 APPENDIX …………. 20
8.1 Appendix A: Fixed Base Operators 20
8.2 Appendix B: Airport Specifications 21
8.3 Appendix C: Competitive Strategy Information 22
8.4 Appendix D: Financial Overview for 2006-2007 13
1.0 INTRODUCTION
The John C. Munro International Airport, located in Hamilton, Ontario is the largest multimodal cargo facility in Canada. It is also one of Canada’s ten largest passenger airports (Government of Canada, 2006). Hamilton International Airport Limited, or ‘HI’, is a division of Tradeport International Corporation and is the governing authority responsible for developing, managing and operating the airport. This is in accordance with a 40 year lease agreement that currently exists between HI and the city of Hamilton which expires in 2036 (Hamilton International Airport Limited, 2007).
Hamilton’s first airport, opened in 1926, was privately owned and known as Elliott Field (Hamilton International Airport Limited). This was followed by the Hamilton Municipal Airport in 1931. Finally, the City of Hamilton settled on focusing development efforts towards a previous...
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