| Description |
1 online resource (xxii, 613 pages) : illustrations, maps |
| Contents |
Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Chapter 1: The Airport as an Operational System -- 1.1 The Airport as a System -- 1.2 National Airport Systems -- 1.3 The Function of the Airport -- 1.4 Centralized and Decentralized Passenger Terminal Systems -- 1.5 The Complexity of the Airport Operation -- 1.6 Management and Operational Structures -- References -- Chapter 2: Airport Peaks and Airline Scheduling -- 2.1 The Problem -- 2.2 Methods of Describing Peaking -- 2.3 Implications of Variations in Volumes -- 2.4 Factors and Constraints on Airline Scheduling Policies -- 2.5 Scheduling Within the Airline -- 2.6 Fleet Utilization -- 2.7 IATA Policy on Scheduling -- 2.8 The Airport Viewpoint on Scheduling -- 2.9 Hubs -- References -- Chapter 3: Airport Noise Control -- 3.1 Introduction -- 3.2 Aircraft Noise -- 3.3 Community Response to Aircraft Noise -- 3.4 Noise-Control Strategies -- 3.5 Noise Certification -- 3.6 Noise-Monitoring Procedures -- 3.7 Night Curfews -- 3.8 Noise Compatibility and Land Use -- References -- Further Reading -- Chapter 4: Airport Influences on Aircraft Performance Characteristics -- 4.1 Introduction -- 4.2 Aircraft -- 4.3 Departure Performance -- 4.4 Approach and Landing Performance -- 4.5 Safety Considerations -- 4.6 Automatic Landing -- 4.7 Operations in Inclement Weather -- 4.8 Specific Implications of the Airbus A380 (New Large Aircraft) -- References -- Chapter 5: Operational Readiness -- 5.1 Introduction -- 5.2 Aerodrome Certification -- 5.3 Operating Constraints -- 5.4 Operational Areas -- 5.5 Airfield Inspections -- 5.6 Maintaining Readiness -- References -- Chapter 6: Ground Handling -- 6.1 Introduction -- 6.2 Passenger Handling -- 6.3 Ramp Handling -- 6.4 Aircraft Ramp Servicing -- 6.5 Ramp Layout -- 6.6 Departure Control -- 6.7 Division of Ground Handling Responsibilities -- 6.8 Control of Ground Handling Efficiency -- 6.9 General -- References -- Chapter 7: Baggage Handling -- 7.1 Introduction -- 7.2 Context, History, and Trends -- 7.3 Baggage-Handling Processes -- 7.4 Equipment, Systems, and Technologies -- 7.5 Process and System Design Drivers -- 7.6 Organization -- 7.7 Management and Performance Metrics -- References -- Chapter 8: Passenger Terminal Operations -- 8.1 Functions of the Passenger Terminal -- 8.2 Terminal Functions -- 8.3 Philosophies of Terminal Management -- 8.4 Direct Passenger Services |
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8.5 Airline-Related Passenger Services -- 8.6 Airline-Related Operational Functions -- 8.7 Governmental Requirements -- 8.8 Non-Passenger-Related Airport Authority Functions -- 8.9 Processing Very Important Persons -- 8.10 Passenger Information Systems -- 8.11 Space Components and Adjacencies -- 8.12 Aids to Circulation -- 8.13 Hubbing Considerations -- References -- Chapter 9: Airport Security -- 9.1 Introduction -- 9.2 International Civil Aviation Organization Framework of International Regulations -- 9.3 Annex 17 Standards -- 9.4 The Structure of Planning for Security -- 9.5 Airport Security Program -- 9.6 U.S. Federal Involvement in Aviation Security -- 9.7 Airport Security Program: U.S. Structure -- 9.8 Airport Security Planning Outside the United States -- 9.9 Passenger and Carry-On Baggage Search and Screening -- 9.10 Baggage Search and Screening -- 9.11 Freight and Cargo Search and Screening -- 9.12 Access Control Within and Throughout Airport Buildings -- 9.13 Vehicle Access and Vehicular Identification -- 9.14 Perimeter Control for Operational Areas -- 9.15 Aircraft Isolated Parking Position and Parking Area -- 9.16 Example of a Security Program for a Typical Airport -- 9.17 Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 10: Cargo Operations -- 10.1 The Cargo Market -- 10.2 Expediting the Movement -- 10.3 Flow Through the Terminal -- 10.4 Unit Load Devices (IATA 1992, 2010) -- 10.5 Handling Within the Terminal -- 10.6 Cargo Apron Operation -- 10.7 Facilitation (ICAO 2005) -- 10.8 Examples of Modern Cargo Terminal Design and Operation -- 10.9 Cargo Operations by the Integrated Carriers -- References -- Chapter 11: Aerodrome Technical Services -- 11.1 The Scope of Technical Services -- 11.2 Safety Management System -- 11.3 Air Traffic Control -- 11.4 Telecommunications -- 11.5 Meteorology -- 11.6 Aeronautical Information -- 11.7 Summary -- References -- Chapter 12: Airport Aircraft Emergencies -- 12.1 General -- 12.2 Probability of an Aircraft Accident -- 12.3 Types of Emergencies -- 12.4 Level of Protection Required -- 12.5 Water Supply and Emergency Access Roads -- 12.6 Communication and Alarm Requirements -- 12.7 Rescue and Firefighting Vehicles -- 12.8 Personnel Requirements -- 12.9 The Airport Emergency Plan -- 12.10 Aircraft Firefighting and Rescue Procedures -- 12.11 Foaming of Runways -- 12.12 Removal of Disabled Aircraft -- 12.13 Summary -- References -- Chapter 13: Airport Access -- 13.1 Access as Part of the Airport System -- 13.2 Access Users and Modal Choice -- 13.3 Access Interaction with Passenger Terminal Operation -- 13.4 Access Modes -- 13.5 In-Town and Other Off-Airport Terminals -- 13.6 Factors Affecting Access-Mode Choice -- 13.7 General Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 14: Operational Administration and Performance |
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14.1 Strategic Context -- 14.2 Tactical Approach to Administration of Airport Operations -- 14.3 Organizational Considerations -- 14.4 Managing Operational Performance -- 14.5 Key Success Factors for High-Performance Airport Operations -- Chapter 15: Airport Safety Management Systems -- 15.1 Safety Management System Framework -- 15.2 Safety Management Systems and Aerodromes -- 15.3 SMS Manual -- 15.4 Implementation -- 15.5 Key Success Factors in Airport SMS Implementation -- References -- Chapter 16: Airport Operations Control Centers -- 16.1 The Concept of Airport Operations Control Centers -- 16.2 Airport Operations Control System -- 16.3 The Airport Operations Coordination Function -- 16.4 Airport Performance-Monitoring Function -- 16.5 Design and Equipment Considerations -- 16.6 Organizational and Human Resources Considerations -- 16.7 Leading AOCCs -- 16.8 Best Practices in Airport Operations Control Center Implementation (Key Success Factors) -- Chapter 17: The Airport Operations Manual -- 17.1 The Function of the Airport Operations Manual -- 17.2 A Format for the Airport Operations Manual -- 17.3 Distribution of the Manual -- 17.4 U.S. Example: Federal Aviation Administration Recommendations on the Airport Certification Manual (FAA 2004) -- References -- Chapter 18: Sustainable Development and Environmental Capacity of Airports -- 18.1 Introduction -- 18.2 The Issues -- 18.3 Environmental Management Systems -- 18.4 Conclusion -- References -- Index |
| Summary |
THE MOST COMPLETE, UP-TO-DATE GUIDE TO THE MANAGEMENT AND OPERATION OF AIRPORTS Fully revised for the latest FAA, ICAO, and IATA standards and regulations, Airport Operations, Third Edition, provides proven strategies and best practices for efficiently managing airport functions. This in-depth resource offers a broad perspective on the privatization of air transport worldwide. To reflect the evolution of regulatory guidance, two new chapters have been added to address safety management systems and airport operations control centers. New information on the latest trends, including security, environmental impact control, and emerging technologies, is also included. Authoritative yet accessible, this practical reference is ideal for aviation educators, students, airport personnel, airport planners and designers, and aviation managers at all levels |
| Notes |
Previous edition published as by Norman Ashford, H.P. Martin Stanton, Clifton A. Moore. ©1997 |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Notes |
In English |
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Print version record |
| Subject |
Airports -- Management.
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Airports -- Management
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Ashford, Norman
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Ashford, Norman.
Airport operations
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| ISBN |
9780071775854 |
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0071775854 |
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