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Tytuł:
Efektywność transportu wodnego śródlądowego i lotniczego
Effectiveness of inland water transport and air transport
Autorzy:
Wyraz, E.
Powiązania:
https://bibliotekanauki.pl/articles/314093.pdf
Data publikacji:
2016
Wydawca:
Instytut Naukowo-Wydawniczy "SPATIUM"
Tematy:
transport wodny śródlądowy
transport lotniczy
przewozy krajowe
efektywność transportu
Polska
inland waterway transport
air transport
domestic transport
transport efficiency
Polska
Opis:
W artykule omówiono wybrane aspekty efektywności transportu wodnego śródlądowego i lotniczego w Polsce w przewozach krajowych. Transport jako dziedzina determinująca wzrost gospodarczy, powinna charakteryzować się dynamiką rozwoju. Żegluga śródlądowa pomimo przedstawionych zalet techniczno-ekonomicznych i środowiskowych należy do najrzadziej wybieranego środka transportu. Do najważniejszych ograniczeń należy zaliczyć problemy ze zmiennością przepływów i niewystarczającą długość i głębokość dróg wodnych. Natomiast w obszarze transportu lotniczego pomimo wzrostu przewozu i rozwoju technologii, nadal występuje duży negatywny wpływ na środowisko i wysokie koszty transportu.
Selected aspects of the efficiency of inland waterway transport and air transport in Poland for domestic transport has been presented. Transport is an area determining economic growth and should be characterized by dynamic development. Inland waterway transport, despite the advantages of technical-economic and environmental impacts is one of the least frequently chosen means of transport. The most important limitations include problems with flow volatility and insufficient length and depth of the waterways. However, in the field of air transport, despite the growth of freight transport and technology, there is still a big negative impact on the environment and high cost of transport.
Źródło:
Autobusy : technika, eksploatacja, systemy transportowe; 2016, 17, 6; 714-717
1509-5878
2450-7725
Pojawia się w:
Autobusy : technika, eksploatacja, systemy transportowe
Dostawca treści:
Biblioteka Nauki
Artykuł
Tytuł:
Analyzing the Ataturk Airport Services
Autorzy:
Kir, S.
Novak, A.
Powiązania:
https://bibliotekanauki.pl/articles/314534.pdf
Data publikacji:
2018
Wydawca:
Instytut Naukowo-Wydawniczy "SPATIUM"
Tematy:
air transport
Airport Ataturk
airport hubs
transport efficiency
transport lotniczy
Port Lotniczy Ataturk
przewóz hubowy
hub lotniczy
ekonomika transportu
Opis:
The paper discusses; It is the HUB of Ataturk Airport. as well as international and domestic flights at Ataturk Airport in terms of traditional and low-cost. The evolution of the airline begins with a summary of the cynologically. paper describes the physical and capacity characteristics of Ataturk Airport. It examines HUB types by dividing them into 3 pieces. In terms of HUB types, it specifies the type of Ataturk Airport. It shows the network structure of Ataturk Airport and analyzes the usage of Ataturk Airport about its market share. Ataturk Airport has a natural HUB quality thanks to its geographical location efficiency. To a large extent, he owes the network's breadth. By connecting Asia and Europe, it has the ability to provide the most transportation network in the world. Is examining the world-wide size of international and domestic airlines entering the airport. As well as the locations of Domestic airports connected by Ataturk Airport. Low-cost and traditional airlines. classifies local airlines and international air routes in low-cost and traditional aspects. Turkey offers to regulating the operation of the airport, airline flight frequencies into the table. Offers seating capacity of companies. This allows the possibility of determining the flight capacity. Regionally examines flight destinations. Again, the services preferred at Atatürk airport are shown on the table in proportions. At the end of the comparison, the results are examined. Ever since we started air transportation, we have found new ways of traveling more safely everyday with technologies that push the limits of our imagination. Air transport has been connecting the continents with each other. Increased the volume of trade and made it easier to trade with the HUB concept. Airline companies are in the advertising competition while the safety of the flight is at the forefront. Each is more aimed at flying to the region and more often operating. At this point, the limits of competition have been so difficult that our lives have entered different levels of service, including low-cost and traditional. Low-cost airline companies aimed to reduce their costs by cutting some services in the airplane. such as the right to baggage being offered as a separate entitlement other than the ticket price. this service does not mean to cut off safety precautions regularly. Airlines continue to keep all security systems as strong as ever. The purpose of these discontinuities is to make as much of the costs of course as possible and to offer cheaper tickets to passengers. On the other hand, traditional airlines aim to keep passengers 'journeys as comfortable as possible by keeping passengers' services at a nearly luxurious level. Whichever is chosen depends on the needs of the traveller at the moment. Of course, it is no surprise that air travel in the world is so popular. Despite the fact that it is the most expensive transportation vehicle compared to land, sea and railway transportation, İt has always been the first preferred transportation facility by making the travel speed and the intercontinental passage very easy. This intensive preference certainly ensured the formation of HUB centers. HUB is a transfer center built on the world we mean. There are various transfer centers in the world. The most important feature for a HUB is the fact that it is the center of the transfer points. This ensures that the traveler or objects reach the point where they need to reach it strategically in the fastest and safest way without making too many transfers. When we examine in this context as a HUB. HUB is a natural Ataturk Airport in Turkey. Ataturk Airport is located on an area of 11,776,961 m2. The terminal with a capacity of 27.5 million passengers per annum has an area of 330.500 m2, 62,500 m2 domestic lines terminal and 268,000 m2 international lines terminal. Ataturk Airport has three pists. Two concrete paved runways is 3000x45 meters. The other is 2600x60 meters and it is covered with Asphalt (Stone Mastic). The right of intention is owned by DHMİ (State Airports Authority) and the terminal operator is TAV Holding. Ataturk Airport is a 60-year-old city that serves the nearest million passengers and is an important hub. Ataturk Airport, shortly growing today, Europe is the fourth largest, the world's 13th airport has become. Ataturk Airport serves more than 160 passengers daily giving. Ataturk Airport has a great advantage due to its location which connects Asia and Europe. which Ataturk Airport is the 6th airport with the highest hub connection worldwide. Today, 128 airline companies from the Ataturk Airport make an entrance to and depart from Ataturk Airport with 276 destinations in 110 countries of the world. Among them airline companies internationally among the world's greatest; Lutfhansa, Air France, KLM and more. When we look at domestic airline companies, we see that HUB carrier is Turkish Airlines with a market share of 75%. Onur Air, Atlas Global and Pegasus Airlines are other stakeholders. When we look at low-cost airline companies that operate at Ataturk Airport, we can say that there are few at the level that can be tried compared to the traditional airlines and domestic airlines. We can see that the biggest traditional local airline company is Turkish Airlines. Pegasus Airlines is the local airline company that has taken the lead in terms of low-cost service. Market share for service type, the result is as follows; Traditional airline companies are the ones that make the most flights to Ataturk airport with a rate of 98.4%. Low cost carriers are operating at 0.9% at Ataturk Airport, including Onur Air and Pegasus Airlines.
Źródło:
Autobusy : technika, eksploatacja, systemy transportowe; 2018, 19, 6; 865-870, CD
1509-5878
2450-7725
Pojawia się w:
Autobusy : technika, eksploatacja, systemy transportowe
Dostawca treści:
Biblioteka Nauki
Artykuł
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