Airport Economics

Airport Economics, 1st Edition, is a textbook that examines the fundamental economic mechanisms of airports as essential components of the air transport network. The text introduces the financial and commercial factors that govern modern airport operations.

Coverage centres on airport cost structures, charging methods, public regulation, and physical capacity constraints. The volume also investigates environmental concerns confronting airport management, specifically noise pollution and the industry's role in mitigating climate change.

Prepared for airport and airline managers, regulators, and university students in air transport management, the volume connects economic principles to industry realities. Each chapter identifies a major controversy to examine key debates across the aviation sector.