1995
DOI: 10.1061/(asce)0733-947x(1995)121:2(135)
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Quality-of-Service Model of Intercity Air-Travel Demand

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“…Air travel demand is generated by other activities at the destinations (Grosche, Rothlauf, and Heinzl, ); thus, this study attempts to identify all the key factors that determine air patronage between city pairs before exploring the association between railway development and air patronage. Theoretically, factors influencing air patronage between city pairs are categorized into two types: geo‐economic and service‐related (Rengaraju and Arasan, ; Ghobrial and Kanafani, ; Jorge‐Calderon, ; Grosche et al, ; Loo, Ho and Wong, ). Geo‐economic factors are determined by the economic and geographical characteristics of the origin and destination cities, including income, population, percentage of university degree holders, percentage of full‐time employees, employment composition, characteristics of regional productive structure, distance, proximity of competing airport(s), and intermodal competition.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Air travel demand is generated by other activities at the destinations (Grosche, Rothlauf, and Heinzl, ); thus, this study attempts to identify all the key factors that determine air patronage between city pairs before exploring the association between railway development and air patronage. Theoretically, factors influencing air patronage between city pairs are categorized into two types: geo‐economic and service‐related (Rengaraju and Arasan, ; Ghobrial and Kanafani, ; Jorge‐Calderon, ; Grosche et al, ; Loo, Ho and Wong, ). Geo‐economic factors are determined by the economic and geographical characteristics of the origin and destination cities, including income, population, percentage of university degree holders, percentage of full‐time employees, employment composition, characteristics of regional productive structure, distance, proximity of competing airport(s), and intermodal competition.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Целью работы А. Гобриал и А. Канафи (1995) [7] была оценка модели спроса, включающей различные характеристики качества без некоторых нереалистичных предположений прежних моделей. Качество услуги у них измеряется частотой рейсов в час пик и в непиковые часы, временем полета, загруженностью аэропорта и т. д. Ввиду корреляции времени полета и цены, авторы удалили переменную времени и знаки при всех переменных модели сошлись с гипотетическими.…”
Section: теоретические и эмпирические подходы к моделированию рынка пunclassified
“…Теоретическая модель, использованная в данной работе, представляет из себя систему одновременных уравнений, учитывающую в том числе показатели качества из исследования А. Гобриал и А. Канафи [7]. Также на основе анализа спецификаций из других исследований было решено добавить некоторые доступные переменные.…”
Section: модель российского рынка пассажирских авиаперевозокunclassified
“…However, the past studies justified these service variables by using consumers' time value and service convenience. Ghobrial and Kanafani (1995) argued that a high flight frequency is likely to increase demand for air passenger service, because more convenient and flexible departure and arrival schedules may increase the demand. In addition, Douglas and Miller (1974) suggested that stochastic delay, which was inversely affected by flight frequency, influences the demand for air passenger service.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%