Answer to 1)
Identify the areas that tiger might not be fulfilling:
The service gap model is identifying the gaps between the customer expectations and actual services and finds the ways to close the gap and improve the service.
In this case, the areas that tiger is not focusing can be:
How can tiger address these gaps.
Answer to 2)
The five service dimensions are:
Tangibles, reliability, responsiveness, assurance and empathy.
Tangibles: tiger airlines can provide some unique physical facilities to its customers like providing some free refreshments, adopting some new methods of communication to the customers like sending messages to them about the travel date, time, about the travelling terms and conditions etc. through their mobile phones or by sending notifications to them regarding their travel date and time etc.
Reliability: the above mentioned services must be performed by tiger without fail. It is also necessary to perform the services accurately to satisfy the customers. This will also help tiger to revive back after its crisis and an opportunity to create good impression in the customer’s mind by fulfilling the promises.
Responsiveness: this can be related to punctuality. They must be ready to help the customers and provide prompt service. They can help the customers by majorly focusing on senior citizen customers by helping them to board the flight. Punctuality is without delay service to the customer.
Assurance: this includes creating trust and confidence by the employees to the customers. Safety aspects can be covered here which is safety travelling by the customers by exercising due care and diligence while operating the flight and also providing safety to the belongings of the customers to help them receive their baggage without any damage after the arrival at the destination.
Empathy: it is the individual attention that the firm provides its customers. Every customer is important for tiger and it is necessary to provide individual care to each passenger.
Answer to 3)
Service recovery problems: the following measures can be considered as an attempt to improvement after the recovery crisis:
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quantitative study
qualitative study
11. Beck & Watson examined participants' experiences and
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phenomenology
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a(n)
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13
22
35
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saturation
triangulation
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