Impacts of aviation emissions on air quality in and around residences near airports remain
underexamined. We measured gases (CO, CO2, NO, and NO2) and particles (black carbon …

Local governments own and operate most large US commercial airports. They have long
considered air traffic development and airport expansions as essential tools to support …

This paper reviews major research trends and opportunities in airport demand and capacity
management from an economic perspective. Airport capacity constraints lead to operational …

Errors in forecasting airport passenger demand arise from uncertain economic climates and
planners' optimism, leading airport planners to make misinformed infrastructure investments …

The field of aviation research is entering the era of big data. While data-driven
advancements in aviation have clearly brought about applicable models and results with …

Congestion at major airports worldwide results in increased taxi times, fuel burn, and
emissions. Regulating the pushback of aircraft from their gates, also known as departure …

Purpose An important and challenging question for air transportation regulators and airport
operators is the definition and specification of airport capacity. Annual capacity is used for …

Against the background of growing aviation and protests against air traffic in many countries,
we employ a factorial survey experiment to examine the social acceptance of airport …

The significant growth in air traffic over the past few decades has led to increased
congestion at major airports. Departure metering strategies to mitigate congestion require …

Problem, research strategy, and findings: In the 1990s, the Federal Aviation Administration
(FAA) prohibited airport sponsors (local authorities managing airports) from diverting airport …