“…4 shows country-based publication production over two-year periods. Notably, China's impact and contribution to JATM has greatly increased over the last few years parallel which is in line with the global trend of China's contribution to world science ( Derudder et al, 2019 ). Fig.…”
Section: Research Resultssupporting
confidence: 53%
“…Similar to such bibliometric analysis, structured literature reviews have traditionally also allowed retrospective evaluations, but those reviews suffered from being limited to a relatively small number of studies included in the analysis. Compared to straightforward literature reviews, bibliometric analyzes provide deeper insights ( Derudder et al, 2019 ) and offer more objective results in terms of trend and performance ( Guzeller and Celiker, 2019 ; Wang et al, 2020 ) as they not only offer a macro perspective but also more diversity as they cover a much larger part of the population (of potentially relevant studies).…”
Section: Bibliometric Methods and Datamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Some of these analyzes go back almost 30 years, as with Heck and Bremser's (1986) exemplary paper analyzing The Accounting Review or Merigó et al's (2015b) review of 40 years of the Journal of Business Research . In the transportation space, Derudder et al (2019) examined the entire period of the Journal of Transport Geography while Zhou et al (2019) analyzed Transport between 2017 and 2019 and discussed emerging trends. Mulet-Forteza et al (2018) analyzed the 25-years development of the Journal of Travel & Tourism Marketing , covering the period 1992–2017.…”
Section: Bibliometric Methods and Datamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…More recently, Chen and Liu (2020) carried out a bibliometric analysis on high-speed railway research using a wide range of keywords. In terms of academic transport journals, Derudder et al (2019) bibliometrically analyzed the Journal of Transport Geography . Zhou et al (2019) focused on the Transport Journal and Modak et al (2019) examined Transportation Research journals more broadly.…”
Section: Bibliometric Methods and Datamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although there are many different databases such as Scopus and Google Scholar, WoS was taken into account because it indexes the most influential and important journals in the scientific world ( Modak et al, 2019 ; Zhao et al, 2020 ) and is the most frequently used database in bibliometric analyzes (e.g. Derudder et al, 2019 ; Mulet-Forteza et al, 2018 ). The data collection process was carried out in March 2020 with the keyword “Publication name = Journal of Air Transport Management” on the WoS search page.…”
This paper aims to draw lessons from retrospectively evaluating the evolution of the air transport discipline right up to the COVID-19 outbreak through the
Journal of Air Transport Management
(JATM), the main scholarly air transportation journal globally. As such, this study deploys a comprehensive bibliometric analysis and graphical mapping of the JATM knowledge body through CiteSpace visualization of 1483 JATM papers from 2001 to 2019. Our results suggest that while the industry has experienced pandemics and economic crises in the past, both were not dominant in influencing JATM literature neither in frequency nor in impact. That said, recovery, crisis and disruption are important key words in JATM papers not just in regard to safety and economic crisis management but increasingly also related to health concerns with recent key papers published in the pandemic and recovery management context which may have helped the industry dealing with the current crisis as well as current JATM papers on this topic assisting with preparing for a transitioning out of COVID-19 world.
“…4 shows country-based publication production over two-year periods. Notably, China's impact and contribution to JATM has greatly increased over the last few years parallel which is in line with the global trend of China's contribution to world science ( Derudder et al, 2019 ). Fig.…”
Section: Research Resultssupporting
confidence: 53%
“…Similar to such bibliometric analysis, structured literature reviews have traditionally also allowed retrospective evaluations, but those reviews suffered from being limited to a relatively small number of studies included in the analysis. Compared to straightforward literature reviews, bibliometric analyzes provide deeper insights ( Derudder et al, 2019 ) and offer more objective results in terms of trend and performance ( Guzeller and Celiker, 2019 ; Wang et al, 2020 ) as they not only offer a macro perspective but also more diversity as they cover a much larger part of the population (of potentially relevant studies).…”
Section: Bibliometric Methods and Datamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Some of these analyzes go back almost 30 years, as with Heck and Bremser's (1986) exemplary paper analyzing The Accounting Review or Merigó et al's (2015b) review of 40 years of the Journal of Business Research . In the transportation space, Derudder et al (2019) examined the entire period of the Journal of Transport Geography while Zhou et al (2019) analyzed Transport between 2017 and 2019 and discussed emerging trends. Mulet-Forteza et al (2018) analyzed the 25-years development of the Journal of Travel & Tourism Marketing , covering the period 1992–2017.…”
Section: Bibliometric Methods and Datamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…More recently, Chen and Liu (2020) carried out a bibliometric analysis on high-speed railway research using a wide range of keywords. In terms of academic transport journals, Derudder et al (2019) bibliometrically analyzed the Journal of Transport Geography . Zhou et al (2019) focused on the Transport Journal and Modak et al (2019) examined Transportation Research journals more broadly.…”
Section: Bibliometric Methods and Datamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although there are many different databases such as Scopus and Google Scholar, WoS was taken into account because it indexes the most influential and important journals in the scientific world ( Modak et al, 2019 ; Zhao et al, 2020 ) and is the most frequently used database in bibliometric analyzes (e.g. Derudder et al, 2019 ; Mulet-Forteza et al, 2018 ). The data collection process was carried out in March 2020 with the keyword “Publication name = Journal of Air Transport Management” on the WoS search page.…”
This paper aims to draw lessons from retrospectively evaluating the evolution of the air transport discipline right up to the COVID-19 outbreak through the
Journal of Air Transport Management
(JATM), the main scholarly air transportation journal globally. As such, this study deploys a comprehensive bibliometric analysis and graphical mapping of the JATM knowledge body through CiteSpace visualization of 1483 JATM papers from 2001 to 2019. Our results suggest that while the industry has experienced pandemics and economic crises in the past, both were not dominant in influencing JATM literature neither in frequency nor in impact. That said, recovery, crisis and disruption are important key words in JATM papers not just in regard to safety and economic crisis management but increasingly also related to health concerns with recent key papers published in the pandemic and recovery management context which may have helped the industry dealing with the current crisis as well as current JATM papers on this topic assisting with preparing for a transitioning out of COVID-19 world.
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