Category: Airport

The site at west London has been a point of controversy in regards to the cost charged to airlines that use the facility (Sky News par. 1). While the price cap instituted to the Heathrow airport operator may be justified in several ways, it is pertinent to mention that price control can harm the economic…

Table of Contents Airport Design process Site selection process The Project Conclusion Airport Design process The first process to avoid any hiccups in the project would be to set down the design phase of the airport, its building facilities, its runway or runways, and the taxiway. Careful planning in the design phase must be in…

Table of Contents Background of Abu Dhabi Airports Company Analysis of the Company Concluding Summary References Contemporary economic development is under the significant influence of innovation. New technologies provide companies with outstanding opportunities to improve their performance and achieve sustainability. One of the industries that benefit from technological advancement in aviation. This report focuses on…

Airport emergencies are unexpected situations that imply adverse and even tragic consequences. That is why airport officials should develop and follow specific plans to know how to manage a crisis. Numerous official organizations offer guidelines on coping with this task, and the US Department of Transportation (2009) is among them. Its Advisory Circular comments on…

Introduction The waterfall management method is the selected methodology for the airport marketing project. The airport expansion and supporting infrastructure aim to boost the tourism industry in Trinidad and Tobago and generate higher revenues for the airline. Marketing will play a crucial role in the success of the endeavor since the government and company aim…

Most modern airports are giant constructions with complex infrastructure and numerous employees necessary to guarantee their stable functioning. Moreover, they can offer a trading place for companies, shops, and retailers to sell their products to passengers. For this reason, it can be a source of stable income and increased attractiveness (Kutlu & McCarthy, 2016). From…

Table of Contents Summary Knowledge/Application Area Methodology Planning Level References Summary The focus of this case was on a remote check-in service for airports, which was focused on applying the concept of lean philosophy to the customer experience. Examining the consumer experience in the context of lean philosophy, it was important to understand expectations, map…

The Purpose and Objectives of Study This case explores the risk and its settlement in managing the British Heathrow Airport. The successive stages of action include the targeted identification of possible hazards, their assessment, and the preparation of a sustainable response that is sufficiently flexible in relation to probable threats. The following set of key…

Airport Operator Security Responsibilities Airports are inherently complex organizations. Airlines would not be prepared to fly if their aircrafts security was decided by someone other than their own company; airlines must always be responsible for the security of their aircraft and for the cargo or luggage that goes into them. Security is a shared responsibility,…

Background Service quality refers to the perceptions that customers have on the expected quality of services provided. In most airports, service quality is a necessary tool as it enables the assessment of the level of satisfaction that customers have (Johnston 2005, p. 1304). Heathrow airport is the largest and busiest airport in the whole world.…