Airport Planning and Management 7E (PB)

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The definitive guide to airport planning and management―fully updated with the latest advances in the industry.

This thoroughly revised guide covers all aspects of airport infrastructure―from the airfield and runway to airspace, air traffic control, and terminal and security systems.

Airport Planning & Management, Seventh Edition clearly explains the FAA’s National Plan of Integrated Airport Systems (NPIAS), historical and current legislation and regulations, FAR Part 139, and more. You’ll explore cutting-edge concepts such as automation, smart baggage handling, enhanced security, and analytics. Updated questions for review and discussion will bring new insights to your knowledge of how airports are planned and managed.

Coverage includes:
•An introduction to airports and airport systems
•Airport and airport systems organization and administration
•Historical and legislative perspectives
•The airfield
•Airspace and air traffic management
•Airport operations management under FAR Part 139
•Airport terminals and ground access
•Airport security
•Airport financial management
•Economic, political, and social role of airports
•Airport planning
•Airport capacity and delay
•The future of airport management

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum2023-03-31
Mått190 x 191 x 235 mm
Vikt798 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor464
Upplaga7
FörlagMcGraw-Hill Education
ISBN9781265627874

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Part I Airports and Airport Systems1 Airports and Airport Systems: An IntroductionObjectivesIntroductionThe World’s AirportsAirports in the United StatesThe National (and International) Oversight of AirportsThe National Plan of Integrated Airport SystemsThe Rules that Govern AirportsProfessional Organizations Supporting Airport ManagementConcluding RemarksKey TermsQuestions for Review and DiscussionSuggested ReadingsSuggested Internet Resources2 Airports and Airport Systems: Organization and AdministrationObjectivesIntroductionAirport Ownership and OperationAirport PrivatizationThe Airport Organization ChartJob DescriptionsAirport Management as a CareerDuties of an Airport ManagerEducation and TrainingThe Airport Manager and Public RelationsThe Airport Manager’s ConstituentsPublic Relations ObjectivesConcluding RemarksKey TermsQuestions for Review and DiscussionSuggested ReadingsWeb References3 Airports and Airport Systems: A Historical and Legislative PerspectiveObjectivesIntroductionThe Formative Period of Aviation and Airports: 1903–1938The Birth of Civil Aviation: 1903–1913World War I: 1914–1918Early Airmail Service: 1919–1925The Air Commerce Act: 1926–1938The Civil Aeronautics Act: 1938–1939Airport Growth: World War II and the Postwar PeriodThe Federal Airport Act: 1946Airport Modernization: The Early Jet AgeThe Airways Modernization Act of 1957The Federal Aviation Act of 1958The Department of Transportation: 1967The Airport and Airway Development Act of 1970Environmental Policies of the 1970sThe National Airport System PlanThe Airport and Airway Development Act Amendments of 1976Airport Legislation After Airline DeregulationThe Deregulation Acts of 1976 and 1978The Airport and Airway Improvement Act of 1982The Aviation Safety and Capacity Expansion Act of 1990Military Airport ProgramThe Aviation Security Improvement Act of 1990The Airport and Airway Safety, Capacity, Noise Improvement, and Intermodal Transportation Act of 1992The AIP Temporary Extension Act of 1994The Federal Aviation Administration Authorization Act of 1994The Federal Aviation Reauthorization Act of 1996Airport Legislation in the Twenty-First CenturyAIR-21: The Wendell H. Ford Aviation Investment and Reform Act for the Twenty-First CenturyThe Aviation and Transportation Security Act of 2001Homeland Security Act of 2002Vision 100—Century of Aviation Reauthorization Act of 2003FAA Modernization and Reform Act of 2012FAA Extension, Safety, and Security Act of 2016Continuing Resolutions and Extensions of 2017 and 2018Concluding RemarksKey Acts of LegislationKey Organizations and AdministrationsKey Plans, Programs, and PoliciesQuestions for Review and DiscussionSuggested ReadingsWeb ResourcesPart II Airport Operations Management4 The AirfieldObjectivesThe Components of an AirportThe AirfieldRunwaysA Runway’s Imaginary SurfacesTaxiwaysOther Airfield MarkingsOther Airfield AreasAirfield SignageAirfield LightingRunway LightingTaxiway LightingOther Airfield LightingNavigational Aids Located on AirfieldsNondirectional Radio BeaconsVery-High-Frequency Omnidirectional Range Radio BeaconsInstrument Landing SystemsAir Traffic Control and Surveillance Facilities Located on the AirfieldAir Traffic Control TowersAirport Surveillance RadarAirport Surface Detection EquipmentWeather Reporting Facilities Located on AirfieldsWind IndicatorsSecurity Infrastructure on AirfieldsConcluding RemarksKey TermsQuestions for Review and DiscussionSuggested Readings5 Airspace and Air Traffic ManagementObjectivesIntroductionBrief History of Air Traffic ControlThe Present-Day Air Traffic Control Management and Operating InfrastructureThe FAA’s Air Traffic OrganizationAir Traffic Control System Command CenterThe Basics of Air Traffic ControlVisual Flight Rules Versus Instrument Flight RulesVictor Airways and Jet WaysSpecial-Use AirspaceFlight Service StationsTerminal Area Air Traffic Control ProceduresTraditional and Modern “NextGen” ProceduresCurrent and Future Enhancements to Air Traffic ManagementPerformance-Based NavigationModernized Approaches to AirportsAirport Surface Movement ManagementConcluding RemarksKey TermsQuestions for Review and DiscussionSuggested ReadingsWeb Reference6 Airport Operations Management Under 14 CFR Part 139ObjectivesIntroductionPart 139 Airport ClassificationsInspections and ComplianceSpecific Areas of Airport Management of Importance to Airports Found in 14 CFR Part 139Pavement ManagementAircraft Rescue and FireFightingSnow and Ice ControlBird and Wildlife Hazard ManagementSelf-Inspection ProgramsSMS—Safety Management Systems for AirportsConcluding RemarksKey TermsQuestions for Review and DiscussionSuggested Readings7 Airport Terminals and Ground AccessObjectivesIntroductionThe Historical Development of Airport TerminalsUnit Terminal ConceptsLinear Terminal ConceptsPier Finger TerminalsPier Satellite and Remote Satellite TerminalsThe Mobile Lounge or Transporter ConceptHybrid Terminal GeometriesThe Airside-Landside ConceptOff-Airport TerminalsPresent-Day Airport TerminalsComponents of The Airport TerminalThe Apron and Gate SystemAircraft Gate ManagementThe Passenger Handling SystemAirport Ground AccessAccess From the CBD and Suburban Areas to the Airport BoundaryAccess ModesFactors Influencing Demand for Ground AccessCoordination and Planning of Ground Access InfrastructureAccess From the Airport Boundary to Parking Areas and Passenger Unloading Curbs at the Terminal BuildingVehicle Parking FacilitiesTechnologies to Improve Ground Access to AirportsConcluding RemarksKey TermsQuestions for Review and DiscussionSuggested Readings8 Airport SecurityObjectivesIntroductionHistory of Airport SecurityAviation Security post-September 11, 2001Aviation Security RolesSecurity at Commercial Service AirportsThe Airport Security ProgramAirport Security Areas as Defined in the ASPEmployee IdentificationLaw Enforcement, Contingencies, and Incident ResponsePassenger ScreeningChecked-Baggage ScreeningControlled AccessPerimeter SecuritySecurity at General Aviation AirportsTSA Guidance for General Aviation Airport SecurityAirspace Security and Temporary Flight RestrictionsThe Future of Airport SecurityConcluding RemarksKey TermsQuestions for Review and DiscussionSuggested ReadingsPart III Airport Administrative Management9 Airport Financial ManagementObjectivesIntroductionAirport Financial AccountingOperating ExpensesLiability InsuranceAirport Liability CoverageOperating RevenuesPlanning and Administering an Operating BudgetRevenue Strategies at Commercial AirportsThe Residual Cost ApproachThe Compensatory Cost ApproachComparing Residual and Compensatory ApproachesNet IncomeMajority-in-Interest ClausesTerm of Use AgreementsPricing of Airport Facilities and ServicesPricing on the Airfield AreaTerminal Area ConcessionsLandside and Ground Transportation FacilitiesAirline Leased AreasOther Leased AreasVariation in the Sources of Operating RevenuesRise in Airport Financial BurdensAirport FundingGrant ProgramsAirport Improvement ProgramPassenger Facility ChargesOther Federal Funding SourcesFacilities and Equipment ProgramFederal Letters of IntentState Grant ProgramsGrant AssurancesAirport FinancingGeneral Obligation BondsGeneral Airport Revenue BondsSpecial Facilities BondsFinancial and Operational FactorsAirline Rates and ChargesCommunity Economic BaseCurrent Financial Status and Debt LevelAirport ManagementBond RatingsInterest CostsDefaultsPrivate InvestmentBuild, Operate, and Transfer ContractsLease, Build, and Operate AgreementsFull PrivatizationConcluding RemarksKey TermsQuestions for Review and DiscussionSuggested Readings10 Airports and Their Relationships to the Economy, the Environment, and the Communities They ServeObjectivesIntroductionThe Economic Contribution of AirportsTransportation RoleStimulating Economic GrowthThe Airport’s Strategic RelationshipsAirport–Airline RelationsAirport–Tenant RelationsAirport–General Aviation RelationsAirports and the EnvironmentAirport Noise ImpactsMeasurement of NoiseAir QualityWater QualityHazardous Waste EmissionsExternalitiesEconomic and Environmental Sustainability PracticesAirport-Community RelationsAirport CommunicationsConcluding RemarksKey TermsKey ActsKey Federal Aviation RegulationsQuestions for Review and DiscussionSuggested Readings11 Airport PlanningObjectivesIntroductionDefining the Planning HorizonAirport System PlanningNational-Level System PlanningRegional-Level System PlanningState-Level System PlanningThe Airport Master PlanObjectives of the Airport Master PlanElements of the Master PlanInventoryHistorical Review of Airports and FacilitiesThe Airport Layout PlanForecastingQualitative Forecasting MethodsQuantitative MethodsRegression AnalysisForecasts of Aviation DemandFacilities RequirementsAircraft Operational RequirementsCapacity AnalysisDesign AlternativesSite SelectionRunway Orientation and Wind AnalysisAirspace AnalysisSurrounding ObstructionsAvailability for ExpansionAvailability of UtilitiesMeteorological ConditionsEconomy of ConstructionConvenience to PopulationCost Comparisons of Alternative Plans and DesignsTerminal Area PlansAirport Access PlansFinancial PlansEconomic EvaluationBreak-Even NeedPotential Airport RevenueFinal Economic EvaluationLand Use PlanningLand Uses on the AirportLand Uses Around the AirportEnvironmental PlanningConcluding RemarksKey TermsQuestions for Review and DiscussionSuggested Readings12 Airport Capacity and DelayObjectivesIntroductionDefining CapacityFactors Affecting Capacity and DelayEstimating CapacityIllustrating Capacity With a Time-Space DiagramFAA Approximation ChartsSimulation ModelsFAA’s Airport Capacity BenchmarksDefining DelayEstimating DelayAnalytical Estimates of Delay: The Queuing DiagramOther Measures of DelayApproaches to Reducing DelayCreating New Airport InfrastructureConverting Military AirfieldsAdministrative and Demand ManagementAdministrative ManagementDemand ManagementConcluding RemarksKey TermsQuestions for Review and DiscussionSuggested Readings13 The Future of Airport ManagementObjectivesIntroductionReviewing and Revising Previous PredictionsRestructuring of Commercial Air CarriersNew Large Aircraft, the Airbus A-380 and the Boeing 747-8Small Aircraft Transportation Systems (SATS) and Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS)The Future Outlook for Airport ManagementEnhanced SafetyEnvironmental SustainabilityFAA ReauthorizationFuture Financial and Marketing StrategiesNextGen ImplementationGlobalizationAccommodating New Technologies: The Smart AirportAirport CitiesConcluding RemarksKey TermsQuestions for Review and DiscussionSuggested ReadingsIndex