Airport cities
Airports are transforming into airport cities as they become significant employment, shopping, business and leisure destinations.
Airports have become powerful engines of local economic development, attracting aviation-linked businesses of all types. Along with incorporating a wide variety of retail and consumer services into passenger terminals, many airports are developing their landside areas with hotels, conference and exhibition centres, office and shopping complexes, recreation facilities and logistics and free-trade zones. Such commercial development is substantially and positively impacting the financial bottom line of airports.
Documents
Walker, A., and Baker, D. (2008). Meeting the challenges of increased passenger movement for airporthot!
06/25/2009
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Rowlings, A.J., and Walker, A.R. (2008) Sustainable Energy Options for the Future Airport Metropolishot!
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Stevens, N., Baker, D. & Freestone, R. (2007) Understanding the Australian Airport Metropolishot!
06/25/2009
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Ferreira, L., et al. (2006). The New Airport and its Urban Region: Evaluating Transport Linkages.hot!
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Baker, D. and Freestone, R. (2008). Reconciling Public and Private Interests in the Planning and hot!
06/25/2009
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Freestone, R. (2009). 'Planning, Sustainability and Airport-Led Urban Development'
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Wijnen, R. A. A., Walker, W. E. and Kwakkel, J. H.(2008) 'Decision Support for Airport Strategic
06/25/2009
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Knippenberger, U & A. Wall (eds.) (2010) 'Airports in cities and regions, Research and practise'
07/26/2010
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