Analysis of Marketing Strategies of Low-Cost Airline Business After the Spread of the COVID-19 Disease in Thailand

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sompong aussawariyathipat

Abstract

This research is Mixed Method Research based on the qualitative and quantitative research which has the objectives for; 1) To analysis the marketing strategy of low-cost airline business after the Coivd-19 pandemic in Thailand. 2) To study the overall satisfaction of the service against the marketing strategy of low-cost domestic airline business in Thailand after the Coivd-19 pandemic. 3) Study and compare passenger opinions on airline marketing strategies after the COVID-19 outbreak. 4) Study the overall of relationship between the marketing strategies of low-cost airlines service in Thailand and satisfaction of the marketing strategies of low-cost airlines service in Thailand after the outbreak of COVID-19. And 5) To suggest the development plan of marketing strategy of low-cost airline business during the emerging disease. This research based on the document study and the sample of this study consist of the low-cost airline passenger 400 subjects. The study tools for this research is 5-rating scale questionnaires and the statistic which using for analysis data are frequency, percentage, mean, standard deviation, t-test, ANOVA comparing analysis and Pearson Correlation. The research found that; 1) The low-cost airline business proceeds by using the marketing tool which integrated marketing communication. This tool is focused on in-depth advertising and public relation by social media. 2) Overall of passenger satisfied is high level. 3) Guideline for development of marketing strategy of low-cost airline business during the emerging disease. The airline should be proceeded the measuring of integrated communication for building the confidence in the service according to advanced service quality standard.

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aussawariyathipat, sompong. (2024). Analysis of Marketing Strategies of Low-Cost Airline Business After the Spread of the COVID-19 Disease in Thailand. Rajamangala University of Technology Tawan-Ok Social Science Journal, 13(1), 36–47. Retrieved from https://so05.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/SocialJournal2rmutto/article/view/268342
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sompong aussawariyathipat, Rajamangala University of Technology Tawan-ok

Institute of Avation and Aerospace Technology

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