A stated preference survey for airport choice modeling.

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XI Riunione Scientifica Annuale -!Società Italiana di Economia dei Trasporti e della Logistica Trasporti, logistica e reti di imprese: competitività del sistema e ricadute sui territori locali, Trieste, 15-18 giugno 2009 A stated preference survey for airport choice modeling. An application to an Italian multi-airport region Edoardo Marcucci, Università di Roma Tre Valerio Gatta, Università di Roma, Sapienza 1

Outline Study Context Research questions Related literature Methodology and Data description Econometric results and Catchment area definition Conclusions and Future research 2

Study context Regional airports play an important role both in term of accessibility and connectivity Multi-airport regions constitute a common and relevant aspect of European transport networks There is a long standing, even if relatively small, research tradition concentrating on airport choice 3

Research questions 1. Which are the most relevant attributes explaining airport choice probabilities in multi-airport regions? 2. Is there evidence that different attributes have varying explanatory power in alternative airports? 3. Are average part-worth utilities statistically different for specific market segments? 4. Is the variance of the means statistically different from zero (heterogeneity)? 5. Which is the kernel distribution for single agents parameters? 6. Which are the catchment areas of the airports? 4

Related literature Works Sample size / choice ex. / n alternatives Attributes Model Bradley (1998) Adler et al. (2005) Hess et al. (2007) Loo (2008) 985 / 11 / 2 600 / 10 / 3 600 / 10 / 2 308 / 2 / 8 -Airport-Air fare -Flight frequency-access time - Access mode (5) -Airport-Airline -Access time - Flight times -Connectivity -Air fare-schedule delay -Aircraft type-probability to be on time -Frequent flyer benefits (10) -Airport-Airline -Access time - Flight times -Connectivity -Air fare-schedule delay -Aircraft type-probability to be on time -Frequent flyer benefits (10) -Airport-Access mode - Access time -Access cost - Number of airlines -Flight frequency-air fare -Shopping areas-check in delays (9) Binary logit Mixed logit Binary logit Multinomial logit 5

Methodology 6

Methodology Focus groups and previous studies (Gatta & Marcucci, submitted to JTG) were the base for attribute (number, level and range) selection; 1.500 CAPI interviews were administered at the 4 airports studied (BO, FO, RN,AN); Agents were randomly selected within the airport sterile area among departing passengers; Departing passengers were: (1) first asked some questions concerning their present behavior, perceptions and socio-economic characteristics; (2) subsequently, were asked to choose among four hypothetical alternative characterizations of the above mentioned airports. 7

Methodology (cont.d) Actual choices (Revealed Preference) were acquired (1.379 choices) Conjoint stated choice experiments were administered (6.839 exercises) Design: Orthogonal Full profile Fractional factorial (900 sets = 5 rept. X 180 blocks - 38 times design covered) Minimal overlap 8

Methodology (cont.d) Attribute Airport Access cost Access time Airline Ticket price Flight type Schedule delay Levels 4 3 5 2 5 2 3 Range AN,BO,FO,RN 10,20,30 ( ) 30,60,90,120,150 (min.) Preferred/Otherwise 50,100,150,200,250 ( ) Direct/Otherwise +/- 1,3,6 (h.) 9

Data description 10

Data description Origin airport AN BO FO RN Total Age mean 38.98 38.49 35.27 38.75 38.09 St.Dev 11.59 11.01 12.16 10.61 11.40 Income (monthly) mean 2,514.89 2,537.85 1,255.95 2,044.12 2,205.58 St.Dev 2,217.52 2,198.43 1,027.98 1,856.37 2,034.44 N of flights from AN (last year) mean St.Dev 5.51 7.99.20 1.06.25.60.18.56 1.76 5.00 N of flights from BO (last year) mean St.Dev 1.23 2.92 7.18 9.67.45.80 1.12 3.40 3.09 6.73 N of flights from FO (last year) mean St.Dev.24.89.47 1.61 1.53 1.20.35.80.57 1.30 N of flights from RN (last year) mean St.Dev.17.62.10.66.10.34 2.65 4.70.59 2.31 11

Data description (cont.d) Origin airport AN BO FO RN Total Access time (minute) mean St.Dev 44.83 31.98 51.49 39.73 51.84 36.96 19.82 15.98 43.75 35.62 Access cost ( ) mean 20.92 21.33 15.51 7.62 17.61 St.Dev 21.52 23.54 13.25 8.31 19.88 Ticket cost ( ) mean 325.06 366.02 68.41 309.16 289.15 St.Dev 353.63 462.85 30.48 185.95 356.59 Balance (minute) mean 113.79 77.77 120.58 93.25 98.98 St.Dev 136.78 128.58 160.24 122.08 137.13 12

Econometric results 13

Econometric results - MNL -Rq1: main attributes Variable Coeff Coeff Coeff Coeff Coeff AN -0,5291 ** -0,0743-0,0758-0,0587 ** -0,0408 * FO -0,8046-0,0474 ** -0,0412 * -0,0390 * -0,0525 ** RN 0,0568 ** 0,0901 0,0958 0,1228 0,1257 GC -0,1822-0,0185-0,0185-0,0185-0,0186 AIRLINE 0,1103 0,1116 0,1118 0,1137 0,1144 TICK. COST -0,0077-0,0079-0,0079-0,0079-0,0079 NONSTOP 0,7151 0,7247 0,7248 0,7257 0,7298 BALANCE -0,0019-0,0019-0,0019-0,0019-0,0019 INERTIA 0,4738 0,4408 0,2965 0,2903 FREQUENCE 0,0079 ** 0,0077 ** 0,0064 * NEVER -0,2311-0,5212 K_AIRPORT -0,3899 LL LL Ratio Test -7850,290 / Pass -7721,275 / Pass -7718,873 / Pass -7704,824 / Pass -7681,959 / Pass Adj RHO2 0,1701 0,1836 0,1837 0,1851 0,1874 14

Econometric results: MNL - Rq2: Do different attributes have varying explanatory power in alternative airports? AN BO FO RN Variable Coeff Coeff Coeff Coeff GC -0,0160-0,0189-0,0193-0,0206 AIRLINE 0,1137 * 0,0966 0,1117 * 0,1334 ** TICKET COST -0,0082-0,0075-0,0084-0,0078 NONSTOP 0,5889 0,7707 0,8255 0,7358 BALANCE -0,0023-0,0014-0,0023-0,0021 INERTIA 0,4948 0,4396-0,2425 ** 0,3259 FREQUENCE -0,0026 0,0055 0,0047 ** 0,0121 NEVER -0,6138-0,2063-0,6048-0,5454 K_AIRPORT -0,4460-0,2206-0,4490-0,3299 AIRPORT -0,0508-0,1360 0,2316 * LL / LL Ratio Test -7640,293 / Pass Adj RHO2 0,1886 15

Variable AN FO RN Econometric results (MNL) -Rq3: Are average part-worth utilities statistically different for specific market segments? Interaction with SEX (variable*male) FREQUENCE NEVER INERTIA K_AIRPORT GC AIRLINE TICKET COST NONSTOP BALANCE LL / LL Ratio Test Adj RHO2-7641,853 / Pass 0.1902 Coeff -0.0747-0.0169 0.1170-0.0155-0.3875 0.3256-0.2486-0.0163 0.1219-0.0093 0.7183-0.0011 * ** Interact 0.0540-0.0546 0.0137 0.0243-0.2207-0.0448-0.2217-0.0036-0.0126 0.0021 0.0234-0.0014 ** * * 16

Econometric results (MNL) -Rq3: Are average part-worth utilities statistically different for specific market segments? Interaction with AGE Variable Coeff Interact AN 0.0184-0.0017 FO -0.1087 0.0016 RN 0.2384-0.0030 FREQUENCE -0.0072 0.0003 NEVER 0.3365-0.0222 INERTIA 0.3537 ** -0.0013 K_AIRPORT 0.3362 * -0.0187 GC -0.0147-0.0001 * AIRLINE 0.0069 0.0028 TICKET COST -0.0115 9.16E-05 NONSTOP 0.8144-0.0020 BALANCE -0.0006-3.60E-05 LL / LL Ratio Test -7639,189 / Pass Adj RHO2 0.1905 17

Variable AN FO RN Econometric results (MNL) -Rq3: Are average part-worth utilities statistically different for specific market segments? FREQUENCE NEVER INERTIA K_AIRPORT GC AIRLINE TICKET COST NONSTOP BALANCE LL / LL Ratio Test Adj RHO2-7607,067 / Pass 0.1939 Coeff -0.0340-0.0637 0.1610 0.0029-0.3180 0.2666-0.1777-0.0150 0.1360-0.0098 0.7015-0.0014 Interaction with INCOME * ** Interact -4.25E-06 7.24E-06-1.73E-05 4.67E-08-9.47E-05 1.74E-05-9.67E-05-1.73E-06-1.03E-05 8.26E-07 1.82E-05-2.78E-07 18

Econometric results (MNL) -Rq3: Are average part-worth utilities statistically different for specific market segments? (RP data) AN BO FO RN Variable Coeff Coeff Coeff Coeff GC -0.0241-0.0244-0.0195-0.0513 AIRLINE 0.2746 0.7509 0.2818 0.8886 * TICKET COST 0.0004 0.0014-0.0235 0.0015 NONSTOP -0.0638 0.3834 1.2362 0.4760 BALANCE -0.0011-0.0060-0.0002-0.0057 FREQUENCE 0.8964 0.4455 0.9124 1.8776 AIRPORT 0.4808-0.4165-0.6409 LL / LL Ratio Test -268.303 / Pass Adj RHO2 0,6897 19

Econometric results (MMNL) -Rq4: Is the variance of attributes parameters statistically different from zero? Variable β-coeff St.Dev.- coeff WTP (median) AN (fix) -0.0559 * 2.12 FO (fix) 0.0027 RN (rnd. N) 0.1366 0.4538-6.33 FREQUENCE (fix) 0.0103 * NEVER (fix) -0.7265 K_AIRPORT (fix) -0.5349 INERTIA (rnd. U) 0.3192 1.7947 AIRLINE (fix) 0.1453-5.52 TICKET COST (rnd. U) NONSTOP (rnd. U) BALANCE (rnd. U) GC (fix) -0.0127 1.1578-0.0031-0.0263 0.0194 0.45 2.1270-37.90 0.0070 0.11 per min LL LL Ratio Test Adj RHO2-7187.637 Pass 0.2391 20

Econometric results (MMNL) -Rq4: Is the variance of attributes parameters statistically different from zero? Individual specific WTP 120 Box & Whisker Plot 1,2 Box & Whisker Plot 100 1,0 80 0,8 60 0,6 40 0,4 20 0,2 0 0,0-20 wtp_rn wtp_nonstop Median 25%-75% -0,2Min-Max wtp_ticket COST wtp_balance Median 25%-75% Min-Max 21

Econometric results (MMNL-kernel 1/5) Rq5: kernel distribution for single agents parameters Uniform distribution 93% of individual coefficients with expected sign. Coefficients with unexpected sign are all not significant 22

Econometric results (MMNL-kernel 2/5) Rq5: kernel distribution for single agents parameters Uniform distribution 91% of individual coefficients with expected sign. Coefficients with unexpected sign are all not significant 23

Econometric results (MMNL-kernel 3/5) Rq5: kernel distribution for single agents parameters Uniform distribution 88% of individual coefficients with expected sign. Coefficients with unexpected sign are all not significant 24

Econometric results (MMNL-kernel 4/5) Rq5: kernel distribution for single agents parameters Uniform distribution 65% of individual coefficients with expected sign. Coefficients with unexpected sign are all not significant 25

Econometric results (MMNL-kernel 5/5) Rq5: kernel distribution for single agents parameters Normal distribution No specific a priori 26

Catchment Areas 27

Airport catchment area Ccatchment areasatchment area (1130 personal interviews at 4 four airports) Potential customers Ancona 6.370.323 Bologna 18.540.112 Forlì 9.280.324 Rimini 7.048.176 28

Catchment AREA Overlapping regions Ancona Rimini Forlì Bologna Residents in common catchment areas 287.411 369.371 392.976 4.086.242 1.912.176 323.288 2.207.171 Totale 5.066.312 7.048.176 8.997.248 8.921.853 % of airport catchment area 79,53% 100% 96,95% 48,12% 29

Conclusions 1. We individuated and estimated the most relevant attributes explaining airport choice 2. We brought evidence testifying that different attributes have varying explanatory power in alternative airports 3. We showed that average part-worth utilities are statistically different for specific sample segments 4. We proved that the variance of some parameters are statistically different from zero 5. We reported the kernel distribution for single agents parameters 6. We described the catchment area of each airport 30

Future research Estimate the effects of probabilistic alternative assignment to individuals choice sets Estimate market shares redistributions when changing relevant attributes (RP & SP merging) Capture different forms of heterogeneity by testing: (1) heterogeneity in parameters variance; (2) specify error component ML models to detect potential correlation among alternative attribute utilities; (3) verify if LC models have a better explanatory power when socioeconomic and probabilistic choice set formation is introduced. 31

Thanks for your attention! Questions? Questions? Questions?» Questions? Questions? 32

Econometric results (MMNL 2/2) Rq4: Is the variance of attributes parameters statistically different from zero (within sample)? Individual specific WTP 120 100 80 Box & Whisker Plot 60 40 20 0-20 wtp_an wtp_fo wtp_rn wtp_airline wtp_ticketcost wtp_nonstop wtp_balance Median 25%-75% Min-Max 33

Econometric results (MMNL - kernel) Rq5: What is the estimated distribution of the parameters for the single agents? 34

Econometric results: MMNL Rq4: Is the variance of attributes parameters statistically different from zero (within sample)? Variable β-coeff St.Dev.-coeff WTP AN -0.0628 * 0.2569 3,52 FO -0.0276 0.2041 1,97 RN 0.1550 0.2852 6,64 FREQUENCE 0.0063 0.0102 NEVER K_AIRPORT INERTIA AIRLINE TICKET COST NONSTOP BALANCE GC LL LL Ratio Test Adj RHO2-0.6585-0.4704 0.2905 0.1404-0.0107 1.0296-0.0027-0.0245-7269.252 Pass 0.2298 0.0101 0,48 0.9457 42,13 0.0028 0,11 0.0187 0.2483 0.9775 0.0914 5,60 35

Econometric results - Variables description Variable AN FO RN GC AIRLINE TICKET COST NONSTOP BALANCE INERTIA FREQUENCE NEVER K_AIRPORT SEX AGE OCCUPATION INCOME DESTINATION TRIP PURPOSE Description Effect coding for Ancona airport (1; 0; -1 if Bologna) Effect coding for Forlì airport (1; 0; -1 if Bologna) Effect coding for Rimini airport (1; 0; -1 if Bologna) Generalized cost in 1=preferred airline; 0=any airline Ticket cost in 1=non-stop flight; 0=stop flight Gap between actual and wished departure time in minute (absolute value) 1=the specified airport is the last airport chosen Number of flights from the specified airport during the last 12 months 1=have never flown from the specified airport; 0=have flown from the specified airport 1=would never fly from the specified airport; 0=would fly from the specified airport 1=male; 0=female N of year 1=empl. full time; 2=self-empl. worker; 3=student; 4=other Monthly income in 1=domestic flight; 0=international flight 36 1=business; 2=other

Methodology (cont.d) Discrete choice models RUM framework Different model specification: MNL attribute generic/specific segmentation by variable interactions (socioeconomic) MMNL (random parameter specification) Individual-specific MMNL Estimates produced Attribute coefficients and WTP Individual specific attribute coefficients and WTP 37

Data description (cont.d) Origin airport AN BO FO RN Total Departed from AN yes 100,0% 13,2% 35,3% 22,0% 44,2% never,0% 86,8% 64,7% 78,0% 55,8% Departed from BO yes 60,0% 100,0% 65,9% 69,0% 76,4% never 40,0%,0% 34,1% 31,0% 23,6% Departed from FO yes 26,1% 33,7% 100,0% 39,2% 44,6% never 73,9% 66,3%,0% 60,8% 55,4% Departed from RN yes 24,8% 13,6% 17,5% 100,0% 33,6% never 75,2% 86,4% 82,5%,0% 66,4% Would ever depart from AN yes 100,0% 53,5% 65,1% 39,2% 66,6% no,0% 46,5% 34,9% 60,8% 33,4% Would ever depart from BO yes 71,7% 100,0% 75,8% 71,8% 82,1% no 28,3%,0% 24,2% 28,2% 17,9% Would ever depart from FO yes 46,7% 52,5% 100,0% 47,5% 58,5% no 53,3% 47,5%,0% 52,5% 41,5% Would ever depart from RN yes 42,9% 40,3% 50,4% 100,0% 54,0% no 57,1% 59,7% 49,6%,0% 46,0% 38

Econometric results (coding) Effects coding for AIRPORT attribute Levels Ancona Forlì AN 1 0 Variables FO 0 1 RN 0 0 Rimini 0 0 1 Bologna -1-1 -1 nificance blank * ** Not statistically significant nificance at 10% nificance at 5% nificance at 1% 39

Data description Origin airport Ancona (AN) Bologna (BO) Forlì (FO) Rimini (RN) Total Gender female 35,2% 28,6% 38,9% 42,4% 35,0% male 64,8% 71,4% 61,1% 57,6% 65,0% Occupation employed full time 58,1% 61,2% 48,4% 48,2% 55,5% self-employed worker 22,1% 25,2% 16,7% 32,5% 24,1% student 12,9% 9,2% 24,6% 7,1% 12,7% other 6,9% 4,5% 10,3% 12,2% 7,7% Destination international flight 72,5% 60,8% 62,7% 53,7% 63,2% domestic flight 27,5% 39,2% 37,3% 46,3% 36,8% Trip purpose business 55,3% 68,9% 23,0% 48,6% 52,8% leisure 22,6% 14,3% 32,1% 20,4% 21,1% visiting friends/relatives 20,1% 11,1% 42,1% 29,8% 22,8% other 2,0% 5,8% 2,8% 1,2% 3,3% Flight type direct 53,8% 67,0% 98,8% 80,8% 71,5% otherwise 46,2% 33,0% 1,2% 19,2% 28,5% Airline preferred 49,6% 49,9% 52,0% 40,4% 4048,4% otherwise 50,4% 50,1% 48,0% 59,6% 51,6%