Hello, I am looking for someone to write an article on Company Analysis of Etihaad. It needs to be at least 2250 words.

  

Hello, I am looking for someone to write an article on Company Analysis of Etihaad. It needs to be at least 2250 words. After the incorporation of the company, the airline grew significantly to become a major player in the Arab league, as well as, in the entire globe in general (Knudsen & Tsoukas 2005, p.211).Etihaad Airlines has its hub at the Abu Dhabi International Airport located in United Arab Emirates. As such, the airline has priority rights over the airport, which gives it strategic significance over the airline business. The airline has a fleet size of 91 and covers 96 destinations across the globe, both in the Arab world, as well as, in the other parts of the universe, as evident in Figure 1 of the appendix, and doing 1000 flights per week through these destinations. The figure shows the global route network for Etihaad Airlines including the new destinations that the company is covering since 2014.The frequent flyer program of the airline is the Etihaad Guest, which offers its customers the best and efficient services. The flying passengers wait for their flights at the Etihaad Premium Lounge within the Abu Dhabi International Airport. On the other hand, the airline also has several subsidiaries aligned under the Etihaad Subsidiaries division. The company makes over six billion dollars in revenue per year, guided by its company slogan “From Abu Dhabi to the World”, under the chairmanship of Hamed bin Zayed al Nahyan, and the executive management of James Hogan as the CEO (Altobelli & Sander 2001, p.32).The company grew steadily over the decade since its inception owing to the successful growth strategy adopted by the company’s management. Analysts place the airline as among the fastest growing airlines in the world owing to its fast speed of growth. The airline began with just a few planes, and a single flight destination to Beirut. However, it made numerous orders for increased passenger and cargo planes and increased its passenger destinations (Bensoussan & Fleisher 2003, p. 65). The company now has over ninety planes and destinations for its operations.