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CHAPTER 4 AIR CARGO FACILITY ANALYSIS

58 CHAPTER 4 AIR CARGO FACILITY ANALYSIS 59 CHAPTER 4 AIR CARGO FACILITY ANALYSIS 1. INTRODUCTION ..60 2. CAPACITY CONCEPTS ..63 Capacity Impact ..64 Infrastructure Strategy ..65 3. FACILITY REQUIREMENTS ..69 Total Land Area Requirements ..69 Functional Area Space Requirements ..70 CARGO Operator Type ..71 Air CARGO Buildings ..73 Aircraft Parking Positions ..74 Landside Effectiveness ..75 4. OPERATIONAL CONSIDERATIONS ..77 5. LAYOUT PLANNING ISSUES ..79 Land Use Issues ..81 Space Optimization Solutions ..84 Design Consideration ..87 60 1. INTRODUCTION The purpose of the Air CARGO FACILITY ANALYSIS section is to identify trends in the air CARGO industry that have had an impact on FACILITY development, identify what those impacts are, and recommend changes to the standards for developing facilities . Many of the changes may result in the demand for additional land, which is a scarce commodity at many airports.

the new cargo facilities will be managed and operated. Two figures are provided to show the general air cargo facility development process. Figure 1 is a summary of the six questions identified above, and also outlines the marketing aspects of air cargo facility development. The marketing process is covered in detail in other sections of this ...

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