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, employment and investment over the 2013-2015 period. The sector considered embraces not only the activities directly connected … indirectly (1.5 % of domestic employment including the self-employed). Brussels and Liège Airport remain the country's biggest … Liège are the fastest growing airports during the 2013-2015 period, respectively in terms of value added and employment. At …
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This study assesses the economic importance of air transport and airport activities in Belgium in terms of employment … direct and indirect value added (or 1.8 % of Belgium’s GDP), and provided direct or indirect employment for 80,300 people in … full-time equivalents (or 2 % of domestic employment in FTE). Brussels Airport was the one most affected by the decline in …
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The terrorist attacks of September 11th, 2001 affected the U.S. airline industry more than almost any other industry … investigation identifies the reasons why some airline companies recovered successfully after the attacks while others struggled …
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employment. Considering the direct effects only, these percentages both amounted to 0.8 p.c. The three major airports, i …
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an airline's total fuel usage to seven variables: the available ton miles of capacity (passengers plus freight and mail …) provided by the airline; the average seat capacity of its aircraft, average stage length (flight distance); average load factor … (measured by weight); the average vintage (construction year) of its aircraft; the percentage of the airline's flights that are …
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This paper analyzes third-degree price discrimination of a monopoly airline in the presence of congestion externality …
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The likely resurgence of air traffic in the U.S. means that airport congestion is a problem that must soon be confronted by policy makers. As part of their policy response, it is probable that some form of congestion pricing will be imposed at selected U.S. airports in the relatively near...
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