The impact of design runway length on the economics and traffic demand of a 1985 short haul air transportation system in the California Corridor was investigated. The community acceptance of new commercial airports for short haul service was studied. The following subjects were analyzed: (1) travel demand, (2) vehicle technology, (3) infrastructure, (4) systems analysis, and (5) effects on the community. The operation of the short haul system is compared with conventional airline operations. (Author)
Studies in Short Haul Air Transportation in the California Corridor: Effects of Design Runway Length; Community Acceptance; Impact of Return on Investment and Fuel Cost Increases, Volume 1
1973
207 pages
Report
No indication
English
Future short haul air transportation in northeast corridor of USA
Engineering Index Backfile | 1966
|Short haul air transport in Northeast Corridor
Engineering Index Backfile | 1966
|