Abstract :
The aviation industry is developed in two systems, namely the Low Cost
Carrier (LCC) and Full Service Carrier (FSC) systems. The development of the
aviation industry today leads to a condition whereby the flight operators
implementing the LCC system are more than the ones implementing the FSC
system. Therefore, the researcher will prove whether the flight with the LCC
system gives you increased company revenue, and how much impact the LCC
system has on the company's profit.
To analyse Low Cost Carrier (LCC) and Full Service Carrier (FSC) flights,
it was conducted by comparing the operational costs with the revenue from each
airline.
From the results of the average calculation of operational cost in the period
1-30 April 2019 it is known that the Low Cost Carrier (Lion Air) with a total cost
of Rp 119,160,573 get revenue of Rp 205,623,243 and take a profit of Rp
86,462,670, while the Full Service Carrier (Garuda Indonesia) with a total cost of
Rp 138,149,856 get revenue of Rp 293,012,196 and take a profit of Rp
154,862,340. It can be concluded that there is a dominant operational cost on this
flight: fuel costs, navigation costs, landing fees and crew fees. The great
comparison of the profit to total operating costs is 72.56% for LCC and 112.10%
for FSC, which means that the application of the widely used LCC system has not
been able to defeat the advantages of FSC system implementation.