The aim of this research is to reveal the factors that determine the number of airlines at the airport and the demand for the market. In addition, another objective of the research is to reveal the market structure and the changes in the market structure using concentration measurement tools is another research purpose. The twenty-eight airports in Turkey were examined by panel data analysis between the years 2007-2018. Regarding the market structure in general, decreases have been observed in the concentration values over time. In other words, airports have become more competitive over time. The panel data results show that the number of airlines at airports is strongly influenced by the number of passengers in the relevant market, the city’s GDP, the number of university students, the number of visitors, and the hub airport. On the other hand, it is evident that the number of airline carriers operating in the relevant market, the city’s GDP, its population, the number of university students, the presence of a hub airport, and the number of tourists have a substantial impact on the demand at airports. Results obtained in this research will contribute to the literature by providing new models of market structure and demand. It is thought that the research will guide airline companies and airport managers in terms of predicting demand.
Determinants of Market Structure and Demand: A Panel Data Study on Turkish Airports(Piyasa Yapısı ve Talebin Belirleyicileri: Türkiye Havalimanları Üzerine Bir Panel Veri Analizi)
2023
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Elektronische Ressource
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