Journal of Airline and Airport Management

Aims & Scope

Journal of Airline and Airport Managementis an open access scientific journal. The aim ofJAIRMis to publish theoretical and empirical articles aimed to contrast, extend and build scientific knowledge that contributes to advance our understanding of air transport from three perspectives: air transport and globalization, airline management, and airport management.Air Transport and globalization. Future scenarios. The air transport roles in countries and regions economy, is proved as synergy engine in economic activity, both regarding globalization as well as in their cyclical and punctual dynamics, with special interest in the immediate scenes, foreseen for commercial aviation: Flows, supply and demand, promotional policy, and new environmental development opportunities. The impact in tourism of the current paradigm of air transport is also of interest, specially in those regions in which tourism is very valuable as well as those issues concerning air transport and information society and environmental policies.Airlines. Regarding any business aspects, specially those involving low cost companies, Asian and Middle East growing companies as well as privatization procedures affecting legacy carriers nowadays. Airline marketing is also of interest as the market evolves faster and becomes more linked everyday and Airlines need innovative and specific solutionsto maintain their passengers and to attract new ones. Strategic issues concerning positioning and managing the alliance portfolio also covers are also of interest.Airports. From airport planning to operational analysis of capacity and flow optimization. Areas of interest cover any aspect susceptible of improving Airport operativeness.The contributions can adopt confirmatory (quantitative) or explanatory (mainly qualitative) methodological approaches. Theoretical essays that enhance the building or extension of theoretical approaches are also welcome.JAIRMselects the articles to be published with a double bind, peer r

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