CHAPTER 4 AIR CARGO FACILITY ANALYSIS
• Having an adequate supply of cargo buildings, staging, storage areas, landside infrastructure, and apron in the optimal location. • Understanding the mix of carriers, and the support services required by the entity to which the facility could be leased, and the warehousing, office, and GSE space as well as the landside and aeronautical
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