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Airport planning and management
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Edition:
4th ed.
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New York : McGraw Hill, 2000
ISBN:
9780071360098

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Summary

This work, used as a course book in the American Association of Airport Executives' accreditation programme, features coverage of industry developments, techniques, statistics, trends and legislation. This revised edition includes highlights of technological advances in airport operations and management, and discusses how airports are readying themselves for change in ownership as airports become privatized.


Author Notes

Alexander T. Wells is a consultant and adjunct professor in the Aviation Business Administration Department at Embry Riddle Aeronautical University.


Table of Contents

Acknowledgmentsp. xi
Prefacep. xiii
Part I Introduction
1. The airport-airway systemp. 3
The formative periodp. 4
The National Airport Planp. 8
Postwar federal aid to airportsp. 12
Airport and Airway Development Act of 1970p. 17
Airport development in the 1980s and 1990sp. 25
Concluding remarksp. 36
2. The airport systemp. 45
Introductionp. 45
Classification of airportsp. 49
The economic role of airportsp. 56
Current issues in airport system developmentp. 59
Airport information sourcesp. 74
3. Airport system planningp. 81
Introductionp. 81
The planning processp. 83
The need for integration among plansp. 96
Part II Planning and funding the airport
4. Airport requirements and site selectionp. 101
Introductionp. 102
Inventoriesp. 103
Forecastingp. 109
Demand/capacity analysisp. 118
Environmental impact studyp. 120
Site selectionp. 124
5. Airport layout and land use plansp. 133
Introduction: Phase three of the master planp. 134
Airport layout planp. 135
Approach and clear zone layoutp. 155
Land use planp. 160
6. Terminal area and airport access plansp. 169
Introduction: Continuation of phase threep. 170
Terminal area plansp. 170
Airport access plansp. 200
7. Financial planningp. 209
Financial planp. 210
Financing methodsp. 215
Completing the financial planp. 233
Part III Managing growth
8. Airport capacity and delayp. 239
Introductionp. 240
Capacity, demand, and delayp. 242
Factors affecting capacity and delayp. 245
Measuring delayp. 248
Approaches to reducing delayp. 249
9. Airside technological improvementsp. 273
Introductionp. 274
Airport and airspace technologyp. 276
Airport surface utilizationp. 303
10. Landslide technological improvementsp. 315
Introductionp. 316
Terminal facilities and servicesp. 317
Landslide accessp. 339
Applications of technology to airport problemsp. 354
Part IV The management process
11. Financial managementp. 361
Airport accountingp. 362
Planning and budgetingp. 366
Approaches to financial management at commercial airportsp. 369
Pricing of airport facilities and servicesp. 375
Trends in airport financial management since deregulationp. 384
12. Organization and administrationp. 391
Airport ownership and operationp. 392
The airport organization chartp. 394
Airport management as a careerp. 405
The airport manager and public relationsp. 409
13. Airport operationsp. 417
Pavement maintenancep. 418
Snow removalp. 427
Safety inspection programp. 433
Bird hazardsp. 436
Aircraft rescue, fire fightingp. 439
Securityp. 445
Ground support equipmentp. 451
14. Airport relations with tenants and the publicp. 461
The airport as landlordp. 462
Liability insurancep. 469
Aircraft noisep. 471
Glossaryp. 483
Abbreviationsp. 523
Indexp. 529
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