Implementation of green productivity management in airline industry

Moharamnejad, Naser; Azarkamand, Sahar

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“…As a summary of them, these GP concepts successfully applied in to Manufacturing organizations as well as to the services organizations. According to GP was successfully applied to the Iran Aseman Airline company and achieved success by recording descending trends in the field of water consumption, electricity consumption Airplane's fuel consumption and environmental pollutants [6]. According to Liu et al 2018, the GP of tourism in YREZ in China was positively contributed to the economic development of the area and it was stimulated by technological progress.…”

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“…Green productivity is considered as the heart of the Sustainable development concept [4].According to the that the green productivity concern about customer focus by considering quality to achieve the profitability balance and environmental performance and many researchers found that Green Productivity increased their business performances in the viewpoint of improving product quality and reducing scrap and rework cost, pollution, waste, and risk [5]. Therefore this paper is highlighting the perceived impact of Green productivity towards the organizational performance based on the research articles literature reviews [6,7].…”

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A Literature Review of Contribution of Green Productivity to the Success of Business Performance

Perera

Amarasena

2021

J Econ Managem Res

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Green Productivity (GP) is integrated for enhancing the profitability of the organization by improving productivity and environmental performance for overall socio-economic development. It considered the win-win situation of uplifting the quality of life in the foam of generating profits to the business and considering the less impact to the environment from the business processes which leads to the greener business practices. The objective of this research paper is to review the existing Literature about the practical application of the GP to identify the business areas which are influenced by the GP methodology. This is Qualitative research in nature. Twenty existing research papers from reputed Journals are considered for the study. The contents analysis method is used to analyse the research papers. The analysis results highlighted that GP methodology can be applied to any organization regardless of nature and the size of them and it will generate a significant contribution to the overall profitability of the organization by creating a competitive advantage in the market. GP will contribute to the organizations in two areas 1. Productivity through reducing manufacturing cost, cycle time, risk, and waste as well as increasing competitive advantages through Social productivity, Labour, and Capital productivity of the business. 2. The environment in the foam of reducing waste with many environmental concepts such as 3R, 5R Concepts and releasing less carbon emission to the environment. It is crystal clear that this GP Methodology practice will enhance the development of Socioeconomic and sustainability which uplifts the living standard of all living beings in the natural environment

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A Literature Review of Contribution of Green Productivity to the Success of Business Performance

Perera

Amarasena

2021

J Econ Managem Res

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“…In the community, GP was applied in order to minimize problems of sanitation and chemical use in agriculture (Hang & Hong, 2001). Regarding the implementations in the industrial sector, there is an application of the GP methodology in the cooking oil industry (Saxena et al, 2003); In the analysis and estimation of environmental loads related to the life cycle of beverage vending machines (Sampattagul et al, 2004); In the implementation to analyze resource consumption and evaluation of environmental pollutants in an aviation company (Moharamnejad & Azarkamand, 2007); And the use Gest. Prod., São Carlos, v. 26, n. 1, e1618, 2019 Chart 1.…”

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Mensurando a Produtividade Verde: uma proposta de métrica

Maciel

Freitas

2019

Gest. Prod.

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Resumo A Produtividade Verde visa a garantir a proteção ambiental ao fazer negócios rentáveis por meio de uma abordagem multidisciplinar, sistemática e holística, reconhecendo que o meio ambiente e o desenvolvimento são dois lados da mesma moeda. Neste sentido, mediante os problemas ambientais gerados pelas atividades produtivas e a preocupação das organizações em alinhar a sua produtividade à proteção ambiental, o presente estudo tem o objetivo de propor um modelo para a mensuração do nível de Produtividade Verde Organizacional. Trata-se de uma pesquisa exploratória e bibliográfica. O modelo proposto permite, por meio do cálculo da produtividade e do impacto ambiental, verificar a situação das organizações e o seu nível nesse tipo de produtividade, podendo ser classificado como: alto, médio e baixo, dando, assim, suporte para a identificação de medidas que venham contribuir para a melhoria desse nível.

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“…Although not truly a productivity study, Moharamnejad and Azarkamand (2007) review the monthly changes in the consumption of water, electricity, natural gas, and aviation fuel by Aseman Airline (Iran) during the 2003À2006 period. They also examine the amount of changes in hazardous wastes from airplane washing during the same period, and provide recommendations for saving resources and reducing pollutions.…”

Section: Energy Efficiency Environmental Efficiency and Social Effimentioning

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Airline Productivity and Efficiency: Concept, Measurement, and Applications

Yu¹

2016

Advances in Airline Economics

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This chapter provides a survey of alternative methodologies for measuring and comparing productivity and efficiency of airlines, and reviews representative empirical studies. The survey shows the apparent shift from index procedures and traditional OLS estimation of production and cost functions to stochastic frontier methods and Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) methods over the past three decades. Most of the airline productivity and efficiency studies over the last decade adopt some variant of DEA methods. Researchers in the 1980s and 1990s were mostly interested in the effects of deregulation and liberalization on airline productivity and efficiency as well as the effects of ownership and governance structure. Since the 2000s, however, studies tend to focus on how business models and management strategies affect the performance of airlines. Environmental efficiency now becomes an important area of airline productivity and efficiency studies, focusing on CO 2 emission as a negative or undesirable output. Despite the fact that quality of service is an important aspect of airline business, limited attempts have been made to incorporate quality of service in productivity and efficiency analysis.The literature on airline productivity and efficiency is vast and encompasses different methodologies, ranging from simple ratio analysis to complex mathematical programming and econometric modeling. These studies investigate the effects of regulation and deregulation on airline performance in domestic or international markets, examine how ownership and governance have affected airline productivity and efficiency, and investigate the impacts of airline management strategies and-/or business models on productivity and efficiency.Surprisingly, there have been few, if any, comprehensive surveys and reviews of these studies. Pollack (1979) is perhaps the earliest survey of airline productivity measures. The paper, however, focuses on the description of various measures of so-called "resource activities," such as number of employees, number of stations, and number of flight departures, and its discussions on productivity measures are limited to a listing of a few "common productivity measures" including available seat miles per employee, number of aircraft miles per unit of fuel, etc. Rich (2004) reviews the literature on productivity growth in transportation industries including air transport, focusing on the impacts of changing technology and labor relations. Although not a survey paper, Mallikarjun (2015) provides a good summary of literature on airline productivity and efficiency.This chapter provides a survey of alternative methodologies 1 for measuring and comparing productivity and efficiency of airlines, and reviews representative empirical studies. The next section discusses the conceptual definition of productivity and productive efficiency. The section "Airline Inputs and Outputs" reviews various inputs and outputs that have been identified and used to measure airline productivity. The section "Non-Parametric and Index...

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Implementation of green productivity management in airline industry

Cited by 13 publications

References 2 publications

A Literature Review of Contribution of Green Productivity to the Success of Business Performance

A Literature Review of Contribution of Green Productivity to the Success of Business Performance

Mensurando a Produtividade Verde: uma proposta de métrica

Airline Productivity and Efficiency: Concept, Measurement, and Applications

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