Regional airport business models

Hiney, Noel; Efthymiou, Marina; Morgenroth, Edgar

doi:10.4324/9781003092063-6

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“…A case study is most appropriate when the researcher is looking for the "how" and "why" and when the issues being researched need context to explain why they need to be explored [34]. Research by single case studies has been widely conducted [35][36][37][38][39]. Flight MH370 has been selected due to its attention in the media and the way it was handled by Malaysia Airlines and the government authorities.…”

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Recovering from a Major Aviation Disaster: The Airlines’ Family Assistance Centre

2022

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An aviation disaster with mass fatalities can overwhelm an organisation and impact the lives of thousands. The response to such crises can determine the future of the organisation and, more importantly, it can have a lasting effect on the victims’ friends and families. This paper identifies and analyses airlines’ legal requirements and duty of care in relation to the operation of a family assistance centre (FAC). The case study of flight MH370 was used, and interviews with key figures in the aviation industry who have experienced disaster first-hand were conducted. The study highlighted that subtle differences in response significantly impact the quality of care provided. The research also outlined the importance of training and preparedness. Choosing the right people to work in the FACs and to care for friends and families is integral. The study concluded that the speed and accuracy of communication with friends and family are critical factors in the success of any response.

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Recovering from a Major Aviation Disaster: The Airlines’ Family Assistance Centre

2022

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“…In 2021, a case study analyzing Shannon Airport's business model addressed the airport's ownership structure and described how the airport's business model is oriented. According to their findings, it is not possible to assess airport business models, but the authors admit that there are several regional airports in Europe that are like each other, so it is possible to formulate generic solutions that can be applied by several regional airports [21].…”

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Navigating Regional Airport System Economics: Insights from Central Europe and Croatia

Novák,

Novák Sedláčková,

Kováčiková

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This paper delves into regional airport system economics in Central Europe, with a particular focus on Slovakia, Czechia, Poland, Hungary, and Croatia. This research aimed to identify key indicators that shape optimal business models for regional airport systems by analyzing data from 24 airports between 2016 and 2019. Through cluster analysis, airports were categorized based on performance metrics, economic indicators, and ownership structures. The findings reveal distinct groupings among regional airports and shed light on critical factors influencing their operational and financial dynamics. By offering insights into the relationships between airport system characteristics and business model effectiveness, this paper aimed to provide valuable guidance for stakeholders, policymakers, and airport management teams. It facilitates informed decision-making and strategic planning for sustainable aviation infrastructure development in the region.

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“…1,2 The main benefit that aviation offers is the connectivity that encourages investments and improves productivity. 3,4 Aviation has direct, indirect, induced and tourism catalytic economic impacts. 5 Aviation according to ATAG 6 is a major employer offering 58.1 million jobs globally (8.7 million direct jobs, 9.8 million indirect jobs and 35 million aviation-enabled tourism jobs).…”

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The fundamentals of environmental regulation of aviation: a focus on EU emissions trading scheme

Efthymiou¹

2021

AAOAJ

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Air transportation is contributing to economic prosperity, facilitating growth particularly in developing countries. The main objective of the paper is to give an overview of the fundamentals of environmental regulation of the aviation industry and provide a comprehensive analysis of the European Union Emissions Trading Scheme (EU ETS). A functional comparative analysis of the existing environmental regulations and policies in the aviation industry with reference to welfare economics literature review provides a more solid understanding of the policy differences in terms of objectives, efficiency and enforcement measures.

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Regional airport business models

Cited by 3 publications

References 25 publications

Recovering from a Major Aviation Disaster: The Airlines’ Family Assistance Centre

Recovering from a Major Aviation Disaster: The Airlines’ Family Assistance Centre

Navigating Regional Airport System Economics: Insights from Central Europe and Croatia

The fundamentals of environmental regulation of aviation: a focus on EU emissions trading scheme

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