2013
DOI: 10.5565/rev/dag.33
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Uneven patterns in airport seat capacity distribution: a review

Abstract: This paper reviews the literature on the uneven patterns of airport seat capacity. Seat capacity distribution studies are useful to show air travel possibilities and whether economic development is concentrated in some particular regions. During the last decades, seat capacity patterns have been reshaped by an increasing process of deregulation of the air traffic market and liberalization of the former flagship carriers. Overall, literature agrees that intra-continental seat capacity has tended to deconcentrat… Show more

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“…In Europe, Burghouwt et al (2003) find a stable traffic distribution, while Jimenez et al (2012) and Suau-Sanchez et al (2016) , for the particular cases of Portugal and Spain, respectively, point to deconcentration. Suau-Sanchez (2013) , providing a literature review on this subject, concludes that there seems to be consensus in the obtained results, where intra-continental seat capacity followed a deconcentration path, while inter-continental seat capacity was oriented in the opposite way.…”
Section: Literature Review On Airline Network Developments and Traffimentioning
confidence: 85%
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“…In Europe, Burghouwt et al (2003) find a stable traffic distribution, while Jimenez et al (2012) and Suau-Sanchez et al (2016) , for the particular cases of Portugal and Spain, respectively, point to deconcentration. Suau-Sanchez (2013) , providing a literature review on this subject, concludes that there seems to be consensus in the obtained results, where intra-continental seat capacity followed a deconcentration path, while inter-continental seat capacity was oriented in the opposite way.…”
Section: Literature Review On Airline Network Developments and Traffimentioning
confidence: 85%
“…Given that our aim is the assessment of geographic concentration, and neither hubbing activity nor network configuration of airlines (or of the Brazilian air transport system as a whole), we focus our attention in this section on reviewing the literature surrounding concentration measures (instead of connectivity ones). In this regard, the interested reader is referred to the work of Suau-Sanchez (2013) , which provides a review of a series of studies considering both concentration and connectivity measures, while also presenting some overarching conclusions.…”
Section: Evaluating the Spatial Concentration Of Air Networkmentioning
confidence: 99%