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Airneth is an initiative to support aviation policy in the Netherlands using the most recent insights from academic experts from various disciplines. In addition, the Network has the objective to address important policy issues in the academic world.

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  • 11.08.10 - Aviation: The Real World Wide Web - Oxford Economics has published an interesting report in 2009 assessing many aspects of the global air transport industry. more
  • 10.08.10 - Central position in the network drives employment - Zachary P. Neal comes to this conclusion by examining the total non-farm employment and air travel patterns of business passengers among 128 US metropolitan areas. more
  • 09.08.10 - Passengers, airlines and destinations not the only losers of volcanic ash eruption - In total, nearly 5 billion US dollars in global GDP has been lost. more
  • 27.07.10 - Can emissions be stabilised without restricting demand? - In this paper, Macintosh and Wallace come to the conclusion that it is unlikely that emissions can be stabilised without restricting demand in air transport. more
  • 26.07.10 - Book alert! Airports in cities and regions - The Karlsruher Institut für Technologie has published a book with presented research at the 1st International Colloqium on Airports and Spatial Development. more
  • 23.07.10 - Green skies ahead - The Confederation of British Industry issued a report with steps to take for the UK aviation industry to realise its climate change ambitions. more

airneth activities

essential reading

  • De Wit, J. and Burghouwt, G. (2005) “Strategies of multi-hub airlines and the implications for natio more
  • Airneth (2009) The economic crisis and the impact on the network quality of hub airports more
  • Puller, S.L., et al (2009) Testing theories of scarcity pricing in the airline industry more
  • Airneth (2008) The main findings of the Second Annual Conference ‘EU-US Open Skies: more
  • Brockmann, D. (2010) 'The Eyjafjallajökull Event: What complex network theory can say' more

most downloaded

  • Brophy, S. & St. George, D. (2003) How Ryanair has exploited the economic theory behind airline more
  • O’Connell, J.F. & Williams, G. (2005) Passengers’ perceptions of low cost airlines and full service more
  • CW Travel (2003) What Benefits to Low Cost Carriers Really Bring to Business Travel in Europe? more
  • Barrett, S.D. (2004) The sustainability of the Ryanair model more
  • Macario, R., et al. (2007) The consequences of the growing European low-cost airline sector more

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