Civil aviation contributes in unique and significant ways to U.S. commercial interests and activities worldwide. Over recent decades, aviation has become an accepted part of everyday life, and civil aviation is now a vital component of the national and global transportation system. But however pervasive aviation becomes, in nearly all cases air transportation serves as a means for achieving some other end, such as a family visit, a client meeting or an overnight delivery of a much-needed component. For this reason demand for aviation services is termed a derived demand which is shaped to a significant degree by the underlying consumer preferences for the goods, services and activities made available through the use of air transportation.
Economic Impact of Civil Aviation on the U.S. Economy: By State
2009
52 pages
Report
No indication
English
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