Abstract: Current procedures for air traffic require that certain distance separations be maintained between aircraft operations on the same runway. The capacity of the runway is inversely proportional to the time headway between ...

Abstract: Airline hubbing can be viewed as a strategy to increase airline network efficiency and to reduce operating costs. Alternatively, hubbing can be viewed as a marketing strategy permitting airlines to achieve dominant market ...

Abstract: Renovation projects are characterized by their complexity, especially when they interfere with a facility's ongoing operations. These operations constrain the performance of construction in a number of ways, including ...

Abstract: The purpose of this study is to investigate some concepts regarding the role played by local airports in the economies of the regions they serve. The writers attempt to formulate a conceptual framework for the study of ...

Abstract: This study looks at the concept of airline safety posture. This concept is introduced to reflect how well an airline is positioned for safety operations. Fortunately, airline accidents are far too rare for meaningful ...