Research Handbook on Air Transport Management
Series: Research Handbooks in Transport Studies series;
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Product details:
- Publisher Edward Elgar Publishing
- Date of Publication 9 April 2026
- ISBN 9781035336272
- Binding Hardback
- No. of pages480 pages
- Size 244x169 mm
- Weight 666 g
- Language English 700
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Long description:
Over 120 years of meticulous investigation and product innovation by scores of scientists, engineers, designers, academics, and market researchers worldwide have enabled the development of a truly global commercial air transport industry that both stimulates and responds to complex patterns of trade and the mass mobility of people, goods and information. Research - whether technological, economic, customer-oriented, or academic - has been central to the formation, expansion, and evolution of commercial air transport and will be key to its future.
The Research Handbook on Air Transport Management brings together leading academic researchers from around the world to reflect on and synthesise the state of the art in their respective subject specialisms. In so doing, the Handbook demonstrates the depth and diversity of research into various facets of flight, and identifies areas requiring future work. Given the multiple challenges the air transport sector faces - including climate change, evolving consumer trends, and political uncertainty - this book not only offers a point of consolidation and reflection, but also a foundation for future activity.
Interdisciplinary in scope, this Research Handbook is an essential resource for academics and students in transport, environmental regulation and governance, tourism management, and human geography. Its insights will also benefit practitioners and government officials in the air transport sector.
The Research Handbook on Air Transport Management brings together leading academic researchers from around the world to reflect on and synthesise the state of the art in their respective subject specialisms. In so doing, the Handbook demonstrates the depth and diversity of research into various facets of flight, and identifies areas requiring future work.
‘This Handbook will be an excellent reference on many aspects of airline and airport business for years to come. In addition to traditional topics, the chapters cover issues that will shape the industry in the coming decade, such as decarbonization, artificial intelligence, and advanced air mobility.’
Table of Contents:
Contents
Introduction to the Research Handbook on Air Transport Management 1
Lucy Budd and Stephen Ison
PART I OVERVIEW
1 The global air transport system 11
John Bowen, Landen Kaya Hashimura, and Sophia L. Apostolides
2 Aviation governance and policymaking 25
Lars E. Berker and Michael Böcher
3 Air transport economics 39
Yuchao Xu and Yahua Zhang
4 Aviation finance 54
Min Cao and Thomas Conlon
5 Airline marketing 65
Blaise Waguespack
6 Tourism and air transport 75
David Timothy Duval
7 (In)accessible aviation – disability and air travel 85
Peter Jones, Lucy Budd, and Stephen Ison
8 Labour and human resource management 97
Geraint Harvey and Peter Turnbull
9 Safety cultures and aviation safety management 110
Graham Braithwaite
PART II AIRLINES
10 The transformation of airline business models in the twenty-first century 125
Fecri Karanki
11 Full-service airlines 137
Eric Pels
12 Codesharing in airline partnerships 153
Simon Heidner, Christoph Klingenberg, and Richard Klophaus
13 The rise of low-cost carriers 166
Colin C.H Law
14 The hidden skies: the evolution of business aviation 183
Evangelia Pantelaki and Andreas Papatheodorou
15 Air cargo 193
Seock-Jin Hong
16 Airline performance and efficiency 206
Barbara T.H. Yen and Shu-Pei Huang
17 Navigating uncertainty: the case of airline pilots 220
Saskia Vulturius
PART III AIRPORTS
18 The changing nature of the airport-airline relationship 235
Anne Graham and Nigel Halpern
19 Airport capacity planning and operational resilience management 246
Cheng-Lung Wu, Maurizio Tomasella, and Kam Hung Ng
20 Airport service quality and the passenger experience 259
Anne Graham
21 Airport surface access 270
Oguzhan Yilmaz, Andrew Timmis, and Matthew Frost
22 Airports and regional development: economic growth or regional
inequality? 285
Noel Hiney and Marina Efthymiou
23 Airport ownership: a global perspective 297
Federico Rotondo
PART IV ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES
24 The impact of a changing climate on airports 311
Rachel Burbidge
25 Net zero aviation: rising to the challenge 320
Lynnette Dray
26 Clean energy and waste management at airports 333
Roshni Mary Sebastian and Jibil Louis
27 Sustainable aviation fuels: status and prospects 349
Gunnar Quante, Stefan Bube, and Martin Kaltschmitt
28 Alternative narratives of aviation in a climate changed world 371
Steven Griggs and David Howarth
PART V TECHNOLOGY
29 Advancing air mobility: considering equity in emerging transport systems 387
Susan Shaheen and Adam Cohen
30 Future airspace: the European regulatory approach 399
Eleonora Bassi
31 Artificial intelligence applications in air transport 408
Alex Koech and Eric Tchouamou Njoya
32 Airport self-service technologies 422
Charukit Chaiwan
PART VI CONCLUSION
33 The future trajectories of air transport management 433
Sebastian Wandelt, Xiaoqian Sun, and Anming Zhang
