Regional airports - sustainability, survival or success: a case study

T.S. Durrani, S.M. Forbes

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Abstract

This paper is concerned with 8" appraisal of Scottish regional airports that offers insights into their operations and presents lessons that may be of interest
internationally. The paper covers factors that define the growth patterns for regional airports, provides an analysis of the related features that impact on sustainability of operations, and long term strategic gmwth that involves innovative use of facilities, technologies, and the effect of the related regulatory environment. Through the use of critical management tools and techniques including factors associated with PEST (Political, Economic, Social and Technological) Analysis, the paper presents an enabling framework with which the success and growth of regional airports can be measured. As an illustration, the policy and strategy employed for the development of Glasgow International Airport is explained, comparisons made with other regional airports in the Central Belt of Scotland, and measum and metria suggested to assist with the development of a strong strategy for investment and growth.
Original languageEnglish
Pages37-41
Number of pages4
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 2004
Event2004 IEEE International Engineering Management Conference - , Singapore
Duration: 18 Oct 200421 Oct 2004

Conference

Conference2004 IEEE International Engineering Management Conference
Country/TerritorySingapore
Period18/10/0421/10/04

Keywords

  • technology management
  • airports
  • appraisal
  • belts
  • computer aided software engineering
  • costs
  • environmental economics ,
  • investments
  • paper technology
  • pattern analysis

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