AIRPORT OPERATIONS TABLE OF CONTENTS

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AIRPORT OPERATIONS TABLE OF CONTENTS Module 1 Understanding the Airport... 3 1.0 Understanding the Airport...5 1.1 Overview of the Air Transport System...6 1.1.1 The Importance of the Air Transportation Industry...6 1.1.2 The Need for Air Transportation...7 1.1.3 The Providers of Air Transportation Services...8 1.1.4 History of Aviation and Airports...8 1.1.5 Technological Advancements Overview...10 1.1.6 Protection of Environment...12 1.1.7 Statistics and Forecasts...13 1.2 Airport Definition, Function, Customers and Partners...15 1.2.1 What is an Airport?...15 1.2.2 On-Site Airport Customers...16 1.2.3 Off-Site Associated Partners...21 1.3 Airport Management and Operation...24 1.3.1 Ownership and Operation...24 1.3.2 Airport Management as a career...26 1.4 The Need for Standardisation...28 1.4.1 Why Standardise?...28 1.5 The Airport Business and its Economic Impact...31 1.5.1 The Airport Business...31 1.5.2 The Economic Impact of Airports...33 1.6 Airport Master Planning...35 1.6.1 Why Plan... 35 1.6.2 How to Plan?...35 1.6.3 Land Use Compatibility...36 1.6.4 The Planning Process...36 1.6.5 Public Consultation...37 1.6.6 How to Use the Master Plan...37 Module 2 The Airport as an Operational System...45 2.0 The Airport as an Operational System...47 2.1 The Airside... 48 2.1.1 Physical Components of the Airside...48 2.1.2 Service Components of Airside...70 2.1.3 Operational Procedures of Airside...81 2.2 The Terminal Area...107 2.2.1 Physical Components of Terminal...107 2.2.2 Types of Passengers...109 2.2.3 Processing of Passengers, Luggage, and Freight...112 i

2.2.4 Different Types of Terminal...129 2.2.5 Operational Procedures of Terminal...132 2.3 The Landside... 140 2.3.1 Physical Components of Landside...140 2.3.2 Processes...154 2.3.3 Operational Procedures of Landside...156 2.4 Airport Certification...161 2.4.1 International Obligations of States...161 2.4.2 Obligations of the CAA...161 2.4.3 Obligations of the Aerodrome Operator...162 2.4.4 The Need for Certification...162 2.4.5 The Aerodrome Certification Regulatory System...163 2.4.6 The Aerodrome Certification Concept...163 2.4.7 The Aerodrome Certifications Process...163 2.4.8 The Aerodrome Manual...164 2.5 The Overall Airport Operation...166 2.5.1 Airport Operational System...166 Module 3 Security... 175 3.0 Security... 177 3.1 Civil Aviation Security...178 3.1.1 Introduction to Civil Aviation Security...178 3.1.2 The International Framework...179 3.1.3 The National Framework...181 3.2 Airport Security... 185 3.2.1 Airport Security Programme...185 3.2.2 Airport Security Authority...186 3.2.3 Airport Civil Aviation Security Committee...187 3.2.4 Preventative Measures...187 3.2.5 Response to Acts of Unlawful Interference...197 3.2.6 Off-site Associated Partners...199 3.2.7 Security Vs. Facilitation...200 3.2.8 Training and Awareness...202 3.2.9 Training Requirements...202 3.3 Aircraft Operator's Security Program...205 3.3.1 Programme...205 3.3.2 Control of Operator's Premises and Materials...205 3.3.3 Control of Access to Parked Aircraft...206 3.4 Testing, Inspection & Audit...207 3.4.1 Items Subject to Testing, Inspections and Audits...207 3.4.2 What Causes Lack of Performance?...207 3.4.3 Consequences of Lack of Performance in a Civil Aviation Security Context...208 3.4.4 Methods used to Test, Inspect, and Audit...208 3.4.5 Follow up Measures...208 ii

Module 4 Support Services... 215 4.0 Support Services...217 4.1 On-Site Services...218 4.1.1 Rescue and Fire Fighting...218 4.2 External Services...223 4.2.1 Water Supply...223 4.2.2 Sanitary Sewage...224 4.2.3 Electrical Power...226 4.2.4 Surface Run-off Management...227 4.2.5 Communications...229 4.2.6 Natural Gas...230 4.2.7 Solid Waste Management...231 Module 5 Airport Issues and Challenges...237 5.0 Airport Issues and Challenges...239 5.1 Security Threats... 240 5.1.1 Impacts of Security Threats and Unlawful Acts...240 5.1.2 Evolution of Security Threats...241 5.1.3 Detecting Dangerous People...242 5.1.4 Screening of Checked Luggage...245 5.2 Economics... 248 5.2.1 Current Aviation Environment...248 5.2.2 What Drives Demand for Air Transportation?...248 5.2.3 The Airlines' Challenge...248 5.2.4 The Airports' Challenge...249 5.2.5 Airports Financial Results...250 5.3 Capacity... 252 5.3.1 What are Capacity, Congestion, and Delay?...252 5.3.2 Planning for Peak Demand...252 5.3.3 Smart Solutions to Capacity Problems...254 5.3.4 Capacity Cycles...255 5.4 New Aircraft Types... 261 5.4.1 The Past How Aircraft Technology Evolved...261 5.4.2 Impact of the Evolution of Aircraft on Airport Facilities...264 5.4.3 Future Aircraft Types under Construction (The Known Future)...267 5.4.4 Future Aircraft Types (The Unknown)...268 5.4.5 New Fuels...270 5.5 Sustainable Development...272 5.5.1 World Context...272 5.5.2 The Aviation Context...273 5.5.3 Sustainable Development at the Airport Level...274 5.5.4 The Challenge of Sustainable Development...275 iii

Module 6 The Future of Airports... 281 6.0 The Future of Airports...283 6.1 Future Technology...284 6.1.1 Airside...284 6.1.2 Terminal...288 6.1.3 Landside...293 6.1.4 Airline Operations...293 6.2 Ownership and Operation...295 6.2.1 The Need for Commercialisation and Private Sector Participation...295 6.2.2 The Future...295 6.2.3 Many Types of Airports...296 6.3 Coping with Uncertainty...297 6.3.1 Concept of Uncertainty...297 6.3.2 Uncertainty in the Airport World...297 6.3.3 Airport Planning in Times of Stability...298 6.3.4 What has Changed?...298 6.3.5 Measures to Cope with Uncertainty...301 6.3.6 New Planning Strategies...301 Glossary... 307 iv

Aviation Training Program Airport Operations Welcome to the exciting world of airport operations! In a rapidly changing environment, airports have to adapt to economic downturns, technological changes, market changes, airline commercial deregulation, and the worldwide trend to convert airports from government organisations to more business-like entities. These pressures have or have had or are having significant effects on the way airports do business, not only from a financial perspective but also from an operational standpoint. In these challenging times, and with emerging competition from other airports and other modes of transportation, it is of the utmost importance that airports recruit and provide employees and managers with the best available knowledge and skills. This course was prepared to provide you with a solid overview of the airport operations field and with tools to apply your knowledge and skills to your airport. It is designed to be useful not only for your own benefit but also to help you make better decisions for your organisation. For writing purposes, the text assumes the reader works in an airport environment. However, this textbook is intended for all people who have an interest in airports, whether they are currently working at an airport, are planning to do so, or simply have a personal interest in this area. Course Structure To help you successfully complete and enjoy the course, we have structured the content into six modules. Each module has the following features. Module Overview At the beginning of each module you will see an introduction that provides an overview of the content of the modules. Each module has the following parts. Lessons Each module is made up of three to six lessons, and each lesson includes the following. Lesson Overview Each lesson begins with an overview of the topics to be covered. Units Each lesson covers from one to six units Progress Checks At the end of each unit is a short exercise, made up of multiple choice, short answer, or matching questions. These are designed to provide you with the opportunity to see if you understood the material. An Answer Key Airport Operations 1

Aviation Training Program is provided at the end of each module so that you can check your responses. Lesson Summary Each lesson ends with a summary drawing together the main points of each lesson. Apply Your Learning This section follows the Module Summary and provides you with the opportunity to apply what you have learned within your own context. You will get the most from this course if you make the effort to complete these exercises. Key Learning Points Key Learning Points are highlighted throughout the text and are designed to emphasise particularly important issues and conclusions. Glossary At the end of the course, there is a GLOSSARY section, which explains the most important terms used throughout the modules. The words that are in italics throughout the text are defined in the glossary. Recommended Reading & Websites Should you wish to further research a given topic, a list of recommended readings is included at the end of this manual, as well as a list of websites you can visit. 2 Airport Operations