The Airport Business / Edition 1

by Professor Rigas Doganis, Rigas Doganis

Overview

Starting from the premise that airports can be run as commercial successes, The Airport Business aims to place the business as a whole within a conceptual framework. The author examines the major issues facing airports throughout the world, and offers an insight into how to deal with the major economic and financial difficulties that are likely to arise in the next decade.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780415078771
Publisher:	Taylor & Francis
Publication date:	08/27/1992
Pages:	242
Product dimensions:	6.12(w) x 9.19(h) x (d)
Age Range:	18 Years

About the Author

Professor Rigas Doganis, Rigas Doganis

Table of Contents

1. The Airport Business 2. Issues in Airport Management 3. Cost and Revenue Structures 4. Aeronautical Charges and Pricing Polices 5. Alternative Pricing Strategies 6. Developing a Commercial Strategy 7. Maximizing Concession Revenue 8. Monitoring Airport Performance 9. Airports in the United States (Anne Graham) 10. Airports in the Developing World

Editorial Reviews

‘Mr Doganis gives an excellent summary of the way the industry is adapting to structural and economic change,' - M Sawyer, Law School, Nottingham Poly

‘It provides a thorough review of the issues, pitched at the serious professional reader...the book will be a valuable reference work in the libraries of many airports, consultancies and university deprtments.' - Mike Toms, Vice Chairman, AACI EUROPE Economics Committee

‘Professor Doganis raises fundamental issues and has presented a well reasoned text which gives the reader an overview of how the world's airports have developed, the current trands and the topical issue of private operation.' - Airport Support

‘Professor Doganis has produced a book which will be highly valued by professionals and students, especially true postgraduates. This is a highly recommended book which will undoubtedly end up on the shelves of all with an interest in airports.' - Aerospace

From the Publisher

Based on 20 years of research by the Transport Studies Group at the Polytechnic of Central London, focuses on the economic and financial aspects of managing an airport as a commercial venture. Increasingly, airports worldwide are becoming more than a minor function of government and left to their own fate, but managers are finding little expertise to draw on to learn how to make the business work. Among the topics are cost and revenue structures, aeronautical charges and pricing policies, commercial strategies, and monitoring performance and efficiency. Acidic paper. Paper edition (08117-3), $25. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

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