Air Freight and Merchandise Trade: Towards a Disaggregated Analysis

Kupfer, Franziska; Meersman, Hilde; Onghena, Evy; Voorde, Eddy Van de

doi:10.38008/jats.v2i2.99

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“…Connectivity by air is crucial for regional and economic development, which was confirmed by Boonekamp and Burghouwt (2017). Studies by Kupfer et al (2011b) and Ben-Akiva et al…”

Section: Airport Connectivity -Networkmentioning

confidence: 83%

Air Cargo and Airport Competitiveness

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Historically, airlines and airports considered air cargo as a by-product. However, by looking for additional sources of revenue, airlines and airports became aware of the potential of air cargo. In this study, the competitiveness of European airports with respect to air cargo will be discussed. The relevant characteristics determining the competitiveness of an airport with respect to air cargo are identified by an extensive literature review and by interviews with industry-specialists. These characteristics can be divided into four different components: territory, air cargo marketplace, airport operations and product differentiation. Each component consists of several factors affecting airport competitiveness for cargo. This study can be used by airports to help assessing and enhancing its air cargo strategy, whereas (potential) shareholders are given an additional instrument to check whether an investment in an airport makes would be viable or not.

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“…Connectivity by air is crucial for regional and economic development, which was confirmed by Boonekamp and Burghouwt (2017). Studies by Kupfer et al (2011b) and Ben-Akiva et al…”

Section: Airport Connectivity -Networkmentioning

confidence: 83%

Air Cargo and Airport Competitiveness

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“…The priority is passenger transportation which airfreights are transported alongside luggage on passenger aircraft constitutes approximately 50% of air traffic. This figure increases gradually regarding the statistics in previous years (Kupfer et al, 2011). The main customers of combinational airlines are airfreight forwarders or service providers such as GSA (General Sales Agent).…”

Section: Airfreight Transport Model and The Concept Of Combinational Airlinementioning

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Determination of the Factors Affecting Airfreight and Mapping Similar Countries via Multidimensional Scaling

İnan

Gökmen

2021

Aviation

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As long as people and freights need to move from one place to another, the civil aviation industry will always exist. In this study, a country-based examination has been made on total airfreight transport. Also, gross domestic product (GDP) and total population data were included in this study. 50 countries were selected according to the most recent value that included the years 2018 or 2019 and 26 of these were included in the analysis which was covered in all three rankings. The purpose of the study is to find the similarities between countries based on the total airfreight transportation, total GDP, and total population. The relationship between the three parameters was examined with the correlation analysis. Afterward, the associated parameters were taken as independent variables and the total airfreight transportation variable was modeled by multiple linear regression analysis. In light of these analyses, GDP and total population have a significant impact on total airfreight transportation. To check the assumptions related to outliers, residuals are determined. To show the outliers and the similarities of the countries clearly, the multidimensional scaling method is used. Multidimensional scaling configuration shows that Turkey and the United Kingdom have similarities in terms of total airfreight numbers.

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“…A disk-gap-band parachute (Sengupta et al, 2009) in the terminal decent state is simulated to study its static stability. The parameter of this model is illustrated in Figure 2.…”

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“…The trajectory and orientation of the rotating parachute are analyzed. Vishniak (1993) simulate the parachute and the payload both as six-degree-offreedom rigid body. The stability and swing of the parachute system are discussed by this model.…”

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Effect of Air Permeability on Stability of Supersonic Parachute

Xue¹

2021

Aviation

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A compressible air permeability model is developed to simulate the aerodynamic performance of the supersonic porous canopy. And a single-degree-of-freedom model is applied to analyse the static stability of the parachute. By using this method, the flow structure of the parachute system with big attack angle is obtained. The aerodynamic moment coefficients of porous and nonporous canopies are compared to discuss the effect of air permeability on stability of the supersonic parachute. The numerical results show that aerodynamic moment coefficient of the system with air permeability has larger oscillation amplitude and value than that without air permeability. This method can be developed as a potential method to select the supersonic parachute initially.

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Air Freight and Merchandise Trade: Towards a Disaggregated Analysis

Cited by 13 publications

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Air Cargo and Airport Competitiveness

Air Cargo and Airport Competitiveness

Determination of the Factors Affecting Airfreight and Mapping Similar Countries via Multidimensional Scaling

Effect of Air Permeability on Stability of Supersonic Parachute

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