Singapore Airlines - Interview with CEO Goh Choon Phong

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  • Опубліковано 11 лип 2024
  • Interview with Singapore Airlines’ CEO Goh Choon Phong on SIA's Strategy & Future:
    00:03 - Introduction to Goh Choon Phong
    00:24 - PART I: Three Pillars of SIA’s Brand Promise.
    00:58 - Service excellence.
    02:18 - People are fundamental to SIA’s success!
    02:27 - Product leadership.
    03:50 - Network connectivity.
    04:10 - PART II: How Can SIA Maintain Its Competitive Edge?
    04:35 - SIA’s three pillars continue to be important.
    04:46 - SIA’s portfolio strategy of premium service and low-cost carrier (LCC) across its network.
    06:55 - SIA’s approach to technology & intelligent automation.
    10:20 - PART III: Cost-Effective Service Excellence at SIA.
    10:55 - Customer-facing investments are prioritised to ensure service excellence.
    12:02 - How to balance internal cost control vs external luxury?
    12:57 - PART IV: What Is SIA's Commitment to Net Zero Carbon Emissions?
    13:07 - What is Singapore Airlines doing to make aviation more sustainable?
    13:25 - Singapore Airlines is committed to the 2050 net zero target.
    13:45 - Sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) must be part of the solution!
    14:26 - What are acceptable feedstock solutions?
    14:39 - All relevant stakeholders must be part of the solution.
    14:53 - The Association of Asia Pacific Airlines (AAPA) agreed on a target of 5% SAF by 2030.
    15:21 - Aircraft manufacturers, fuel suppliers and service providers need to feel confident to invest in SAF.
    15:57 - PART V: SIA’s Strategic Outlook
    16:24 - Custom product design
    16:58 - As SIA has no domestic network, connecting passengers through Singapore is critical.
    17:25 - Partnerships help build network connectivity.
    17:55 - SIA’s investment in Air India has huge potential.
    19:36 - PART VI: Resilience, Agility and SIA's Learning from Crises
    20:11 - COVID was a most devastating crisis for SIA.
    21:15 - Shareholder support was critical.
    22:57 - SIA’s People are the most important stakeholder!
    24:45 - Preparing for recovery during the crisis - easy to say, but hard to do!
    25:24 - “We must be first of the block when the recovery comes”.
    25:50 - “We aim to come out of the crisis as an industry leader”.
    26:57 - PART VII: What Can Other Firms Learn from SIA?
    27:26 - Recommendations for hyper-competitive industries.
    27:40 - Customers are front and centre!
    28:10 - Service recovery
    28:58 - Resilience, innovation & agility
    29:08 - Financial stability & raising funds
    30:06 - Agility, planning & speed of making decisions
    31:14 - Choon Phong, thank you so much for this interview!

КОМЕНТАРІ • 9

  • @AnilKumar-id9nj
    @AnilKumar-id9nj 2 місяці тому +1

    Always a delightful experience boarding into a singapore airlines. The best airlines for sure. Free wifi is the best decision ever. Fly while being connected is important nowadays. More affordable tix always pls 😂

  • @benjaminy.
    @benjaminy. 2 місяці тому +2

    Thank you for sharing the excellent interview.

  • @clementwong1671
    @clementwong1671 2 місяці тому +2

    Brilliant

  • @ProfessorJochenWirtz
    @ProfessorJochenWirtz  2 місяці тому +1

    If you are interested in more videos on SIA and Services Marketing & Management topics, subscribe to my channel - ua-cam.com/users/ProfessorJochenWirtz

  • @ProfessorJochenWirtz
    @ProfessorJochenWirtz  2 місяці тому +1

    We analyzed 30 years of innovation at SIA - for the full article see www.researchgate.net/publication/321361027_How_Do_Innovators_Stay_Innovative_A_Longitudinal_Case_Analysis

  • @ProfessorJochenWirtz
    @ProfessorJochenWirtz  Місяць тому

    See SIA’s latest results - The Edge Singapore | SIA chalks up another record year, but further gains will be tougher
    www.theedgesingapore.com/views/sector-focus/sia-chalks-another-record-year-further-gains-will-be-tougher

  • @kk22001
    @kk22001 2 місяці тому +1

    Will be shorting it hard as the financials doesn't make sense.

    • @ProfessorJochenWirtz
      @ProfessorJochenWirtz  2 місяці тому +2

      Good for you. Airline stocks historically have done poorly since inception of the industry. Short sellers are brave and keep the market efficient! Thank you.