Category: Air Transport

  • The Next Generational Air Transport System Concepts

    The Next Generational Air Transport System Concepts Table of Contents Introduction Communications Surveillance Security Automation Navigation Conclusion References Introduction The Next Generational Air Transport System (NGATS) is the most recent modernization project managed by the U.S national airspace system. The operations of the NGATS began in 2007 when Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) hinted at improving…

  • Aviation Organizations and Air Transport Regulations

    Aviation Organizations and Air Transport Regulations Table of Contents Introduction Regulation of Air Transport Passenger and cargo safety Leadership and profitability Sustainability Conclusion Reference Introduction Globalization and the expansion of social, economic, and political activities have necessitated the need to use air transport due to its immense benefits over other modes of transportation. The influx…

  • Economic Analysis of Airline Safety

    Economic Analysis of Airline Safety Introduction Air transport has become a major issue of concern in the transport sector. The development of aviation is related to the rate of economic advancement of many countries across the world. This report contains detailed information on the major forms of occurrences, their causes, degree, and the various ways…

  • The Variety of Services in the Civil Aviation Industry

    The Variety of Services in the Civil Aviation Industry During our research on the top ten airlines in the civil aviation industry, we get to know that most national airlines depend for their livelihood on international traffic. (OHanlon 2007). The brightest examples of such airlines are Delta Air Lines, Japan Airline, Lufthansa, Air France-KLM, and…

  • Areas of Vulnerability in Air Cargo Transfer

    Areas of Vulnerability in Air Cargo Transfer Transportation of cargos through freight has been widely used as a means of transport. Airlines have been very first to upgrade their security because terrorists used airplanes during the attacks. Before September 11, 2001 attacks, people who were working in airlines were expected to act as security observers…

  • Lean Philosophy: Remote Check-In in Airports

    Lean Philosophy: Remote Check-In in Airports Table of Contents Introduction Remote Check-In in Airports Conclusion References Introduction In the context of increasing global competitiveness, lean philosophy presents solutions that are appropriate for both companies and customers. The paramount idea of lean philosophy is to add more value to customer experience and avoid unnecessary waste. In…

  • Noise Control Strategies Around Airports

    Noise Control Strategies Around Airports Table of Contents Introduction Measurement of noise Control of Noise at Birmingham Airport Obligation and Achievement of the Noise Action Plan Noise and Non-noise Environmental Effects Health Effects of Aircraft Noise Conclusion References Introduction Airplane noise could be classified as unnecessary air and ground disturbance (Babisch & Van Kamp, 2009).…

  • Fleet Strategy: Boeing and Airbus Comparison

    Fleet Strategy: Boeing and Airbus Comparison Operations and logistical officers must identify the best models to achieve their business goals. One of the most important issues to consider is acquiring the right resources that can delivery meaningful results. This paper discusses the unique differences between a Boeing and an Airbus and proposes the best aircraft…

  • The Surface and Air Transportation Regulation

    The Surface and Air Transportation Regulation Table of Contents Introduction Effects of Regulation and Deregulation Conclusion Reference List Introduction Governments intervene in the private markets by coming up with regulatory policies that govern the markets. Through regulation, governments adjust income distribution and resource allocation to what they consider appropriate. They do this to ensure the…

  • Supersonic Aircraft and Its Aerodynamics

    Supersonic Aircraft and Its Aerodynamics Table of Contents Abstract Introduction Shock Wave Influence of Shock Waves in Transonic Region Sonic Boom Supersonic Wing Designs and Example of Supersonic Aircraft References Abstract Aerodynamics is the study of properties of fluids in motion and the manner in which they interact with solid objects. It explores the properties…