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How to Improve Customer Relationship Management in Airline Industry

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By Awokunmi Ayodeji Peter

Companies all over the world are taking the issue of Customer Relationship Management (CRM) very seriously. Every successful enterprise across the globe is keenly interested and always ready to meet the needs of its customers. The airline industry is a service organization and every effort must be made to give a seamless customer experience at all times. Digital Transformation and Innovation help industries remain relevant in today’s world where technology is growing rapidly.

The aviation sector is subject to intense scrutiny for maintaining high precision due to the numerous laws in place. Currently, the aviation industry is under considerable strain. The industry is expected to present numerous pieces of information at the same time due to the increased competition, though. A system is necessary so that you can handle your inventory, customer information (such as data and preferences), transactions, refund information, and other things. A deeper comprehension of aviation CRM software is necessary in light of this. Furthermore, it is critical to make sure that all of this information complies with the relevant regulatory agencies.

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Processes in the aviation business need to be streamlined in an effort to cut costs. Companies can pass on savings from lower operational expenses to customers by offering lower fares. CRM for airlines aids in integrating quality and technological data exchange. Decisions must be taken in the aviation sector swiftly and with complete accuracy. Implementing CRM throughout the process will enable this. By ensuring that the management has effective control over economic and commercial activities, operational effectiveness will be increased.

Advantages of CRM for the Aviation Industry

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Data security

It is crucial that the data stay private and secret in the aviation industry. CRM software is made specifically for the aviation sector to give users high reliability. There are solutions that allow selected users to examine data belonging to the company. The ease of maintenance, the use of a single data security method for the entire data environment, and the ability to detect impending threats on the basis of relative changes are further advantages that can be utilized.  The airline sector can streamline all of its operations and offer the finest customer service by using CRM.

Improved Control in all Departments

All department’s operations come with a lot of expenses. Typically, these take the shape of labour costs, material costs, and operations management. Before making any decisions, it is crucial to carefully review all the departments. Aviation CRM aids in giving a birds-eye perspective of all operations across many sectors. This makes it easier to find and swiftly fix any flaws. The functionality of CRM is increased by the fact that it works with a variety of portable devices and is a dynamic software that enhances overall visibility.

Improved customers loyalty

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CRM helps to improve customer loyalty when customers have the opportunity to give feedback on how they feel about the company. A responsive company must therefore take this feedback to develop a product or service that will better serve the customer. Voice of the customer (VOC) is one of the ways by which organizations get feedback from its customer. This process has helped organizations to develop a personalized service that helps to improve customer experience. Airlines across the globe are taking this approach to increase customer loyalty and Nigerian airlines should not be left behind.

Process automation

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The aviation industry’s overarching objective is to reduce unnecessary steps and boost production. CRM software automates the entire procedure, making it easier to manage crucial corporate operations including cost, operation, and maintenance. It is simple to cope with the continual configuration changes, and no separate system is needed to complete each task. The aviation sector benefits from excellent fleet reliability and inventory level monitoring norms. Users can check the software with total freedom and ease when on the road thanks to its compatibility with mobile devices.

Omnichannel experience

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Customers today need a smooth omnichannel experience, round-the-clock customer support, and tailored communication. Businesses that don’t meet these requirements will fall behind. Another company is always only a click away for the customer. 

It’s obvious that having an omnichannel approach is advantageous for both organizations and customers, but how can enterprises begin their digital transformation? How can companies develop an omnichannel strategy that stands out at a time of intense competition? CRM platform provides an omnichannel experience for customers.

Finally, it is imperative that airlines in Nigeria improve their CRM approach. The benefits of CRM are inexhaustible to customers, airline companies, as well as stakeholders.

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Dangote slashes price of petrol to N835

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Dangote Petroleum Refinery has further slashed the gantry price of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), to ₦835 per litre, a 3.5% reduction from the previous rate of ₦865 per litre.
This adjustment is caused by the downturn in global crude oil prices, which have fallen to $64 per barrel after hovering above $70 per barrel in recent weeks.

This is the refinery’s second price cut following an earlier reduction from ₦880 to ₦865 per litre. However, despite these decreases, oil marketers still sell petrol for over N900 per litre.
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Naira records highest appreciation against dollar since Trump’s tarrif pause

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The naira recorded its highest appreciation against the dollar at the official foreign exchange market on Thursday after United States of America President, Donald Trump paused tariff increase.

Data from the Nigerian Exchange Marker, NFEM, showed that the naira strengthened to N1,605 per dollar on Thursday at the official market from N1,629.93 traded on Wednesday.

This means that the naira gained N24.93 against the dollar on a day-to-day basis.

According to reports, this is the second time the naira has appreciated and the highest gain so far this week.

Meanwhile, at the black market, several Bureau De Change operators in Wuse Zone 4 confirmed that the naira remained stable at N1,620 per dollar on Thursday, the same exchange rate as the previous day.

Recall that in past days the naira has recorded more depreciation than appreciation following the global impact of Trump’s April 2, 2025 tariff announcement.

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JUST IN: Dangote refinery reduces petrol price to ₦865/litre

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In a strategic move that may signal the beginning of broader market shifts, the Dangote Refinery has announced a downward revision of its ex-depot petrol price to ₦865 per litre, slicing ₦15 off the previous rate of ₦880.

The refinery communicated the price cut to marketers early Thursday morning through a formal notice.

A pro forma invoice confirming the new pricing was sighted by industry insiders, and the adjustment was further verified via the petroleum pricing tracker, petroleumprice.ng.

This price drop, although modest, aligns with industry expectations. Marketers had earlier hinted that Nigeria’s 650,000-barrels-per-day refinery—Africa’s largest—was on the verge of reducing its petrol loading costs by the end of the week, contributing to growing optimism about a potential decline in pump prices across the country.

Speaking on the development, Chinedu Ukadike, National Publicity Secretary of the Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN), described the reduction as timely. He tied the move to broader reforms being implemented under the Federal Executive Council’s (FEC) revived Naira-for-Crude initiative.

On Wednesday, the FEC approved the full-scale implementation of the previously suspended deal, which mandates the sale of crude oil to local refineries in exchange for refined products, settled in naira. The Ministry of Finance, in a statement released via its official X (formerly Twitter) handle, reaffirmed that the initiative is not a stop-gap measure but a foundational policy aimed at fostering energy security and reducing Nigeria’s reliance on foreign exchange for petroleum imports.

The statement followed a high-level meeting between Finance Minister Wale Edun and key stakeholders, including representatives from the Dangote Refinery. Discussions focused on the policy’s rollout and the challenges encountered so far.

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