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    The document discusses international differences in airport management. It notes there is variety in safety standards and landside features depending on countries and regions due to differences in political power, level of private business involvement, importance of technical experts vs managers, and performance criteria. An example given is that some countries give airlines more voice, resulting in layouts where landings and takeoffs are near terminals to minimize taxi time and restrictive taxiways are eliminated. Key questions raised include who makes decisions, what the decision process involves, and what values and goals are most important in different places.

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    Operacions Aeroportuàries II

    2º Grado en Gestión Aeronáutica

    Escuela de Ingeniería
    Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona

    Reservados todos los derechos.


    No se permite la explotación económica ni la transformación de esta obra. Queda permitida la impresión en su totalidad.
    Airport Operations

    No se permite la explotación económica ni la transformación de esta obra. Queda permitida la impresión en su totalidad.
    Lecture 3
    International differences in the airport management
    How different are:
    Safety standards
    Landside features (airport planning, design, management)

    Variety of norms depending on countries and regions:


    - Political power.
    - The level of participation of private business.
    - The relative importance of technical experts and managers.

    Reservados todos los derechos.


    - The criteria of excellent performance.
    - The rights and capabilities of employees.

    International differences in the airport management

    National differences in performance criteria

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    No se permite la explotación económica ni la transformación de esta obra. Queda permitida la impresión en su totalidad.
    Example
    - Airlines tend to minimize the time their aircraft have to taxi.
    - In some countries airlines have a strong voice.
    Results:

    Reservados todos los derechos.


    - Landings end and take-offs start near the passenger building
    - Elimination of restrictive taxiways that require aircraft to make many turns

    International differences in the airport management.


    - Who makes decision – central authorities or different stakeholders?

    - What is the decision making process is it directed autocratically or negotiated among


    interest groups? Who has the right to participate in this process?

    - Which values and goals are most important Economic benefits? Social values?
    Regional prestige?

    - What are the criteria for excellence High profits? Good service? Beauty?

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