โ Scribed by Grothaus, James H.; Helms, Thomas J.; Germolus, Shaun; Beaver, Dave; Carlson, Kevin; Callister, Tim; Kunkel, Robert; Johnson, Ann
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
This report introduces the myriad issues facing small airports in the United States to airport practitioners. Generally, these practitioners--owners, operators, managers, and policy makers of small airports--are assumed to be responsible for a wide range of activities, often unrelated to the management responsibilities of the airport. This report presents the critically important issues that these practitioners will frequently encounter while wearing the airport manager's hat. The report is presented in the following chapters: (1) Airport Organization; (2) Airport Finance; (3) Airport Operations; (4) Airport Planning and Development; (5) Public Relations; (6) Commercial Service; and (7) Airport Education and Training.
Content:
Front Matter
• Table of Contents
• Summary
1. Airport Organization
2. Airport Finance
3. Airport Operations
4. Airport Planning and Development
5. Public Relations
6. Commercial Service
7. Airport Education and Training
• References
• Glossary of Terms
• Acronyms
• Annotated Bibliography
• Appendix: ACRP Projects
• Abbreviations and Acronyms
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