Rola państwa w kształtowaniu konkurencji na polskim rynku transportu lotniczego

2018

SHS Web Conf.

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The main aim of the article is attempt to get the answer to the question about the impact of services offered by point elements of transport infrastructure on meeting the expectations and preferences of passengers in various modes of transport. Based on the presented objective, the assessment of the competitiveness of air and ferry transport in the service of passenger traffic was carried out through taking into the consideration selected elements affecting the quality of services offered by airports and ferry terminals. One of the key factors of the competitiveness of ports is time availability. The main objective of the research undertaken in the article was therefore to assess the competitiveness of seaports and airports in terms of their time availability. The article uses the case study method of selected airports and ferry terminals located in the Baltic Sea Region (BSR). The comparative analysis covered the time competitiveness of port ground access. The results of the research allow to make a general conclusion that ferry terminals have better ground access for individual car journeys and airports are becoming more competitive in the case of the arrival and departure function of public transport. This indicates that the system of ground access for seaports and airports is adapted to the segment of passengers having the largest share in transport by the analyzed transport branches, i.e. the motorized passengers in ferry transport and non-motorized passengers in air transport.

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confidence: 99%

The competitiveness of ferry and air transport in the Baltic Sea Region: infrastructure approach

Mańkowska

2018

SHS Web Conf.

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“…However, there are numerous publications regarding competition on the transport market (see: Rosa, 2013;Rucińska, Ed. 2015;Koźlak, 2007), especially on the air transport market (Tłoczyński, 2016). The Polish market of air transport services was accepted as the research area, and the carrier's operations at Polish airports were broadly defined.…”

Section: Metodologymentioning

confidence: 99%

The competitive position of the low cost carrier Wizz Air on the Polish market of air transport services

2018

ETiL

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In the air transport market, competitive processes are seen more and more in terms of intra-industry, hence air carriers strive to achieve a high competitive position. Thus, the main goal of the research undertaken in the article is to assess the competitive position of the Hungarian air carrier Wizz Air. On the basis of the presented objective, the factors influencing the achievement of competitive position by enterprises were analyzed. The article uses available secondary sources in relation to the Polish air transport market. When analyzing the functioning of Wizz Air, the airports in which the aircarrier conducts operational activities were selected. The comparative analysis was carried out on selected routes where competition between Wizz Air and other carriers takes place.

“…They are main instruments of the competition between airports, among others: held airside and landside, fees for aviation area, airports links, information policy (Tłoczyński, 2016). Implementing these elements will depend on the realized strategy.…”

Section: Functioning Of Regional Airports In Poland In Competitive Areamentioning

confidence: 99%

Development of competition on the airport market in Poland

Ekonomiczne Problemy Usług

2017

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JEL codes: R40, R41Keywords: competition, airport, catchment area, supply, region Abstract: In the air transport market is intra-and external competition. In the aerospace sector there is competition between carriers, airports and other companies. Airports, although they serve the regional area, are striving to increase the catechment area. This is due to the development of transport infrastructure. The main aim of the article is to present competitive processes at airports in Poland. Examples of airports in Katowice, Kraków, Poznań and Wrocław analyzed the competitive processes. These airports have been selected as some parts of the catchment area coincide.