49758481 Lecture 1 Introduction to AMG Airport

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Airport Management

AMG 1204

By Zuliana Ismail, 2010


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Airport ManagementsCourse Outlines

Chapter 1: Introduction To Airport

Chapter 2: Airport Components

Chapter 3: Air Traffic Control Tower

Chapter 4: Airport Terminal Building

Chapter 5: Airport Operations

Chapter 6: Airport Security

Chapter 7: Airport Financial Management

Chapter 8: Airport And Environmental Impacts

Chapter 9:

Chapter 10:


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Lecture 1Introduction To

Airport


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Learning Outcome

By the end of this section, student willbe able to:

Describe about airports Explain several different types of airports

Describe the function of Airports


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What means by AIRPPORT

An airport is a facility wherepassengers connect from

ground transportation to airtransportation.


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What means by AIRPPORT

An airport is a location where aircraftsuch as airplanes, helicopters take offand land.

Aircraft may also be stored ormaintained at an airport.

An airport should have runway fortakeoffs and landings, buildings suchas hangars and terminal buildings.


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Definition

AIRFIELD is an area where anaircraft can land and take off,which may or may not beequipped with any navigationalaids or markings. Many grassstrips are also designated asairfields.


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What is Aerodromes?

AERODROMES

A defined area on land or water (including any buildings, installationsand equipment) intended to be used either wholly or in part for thearrival, departure and surface movement of aircraft.

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Hartsfield-Jackson AtlantaInternational Airport


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Airport History

The world's first airport was built in1928 at Croydon near London(England). It was the main airport forLondon till it was closed down in 1959,after the World War II. It is now open asa visitor centre for aviation.


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Airlines

An organization that providesscheduled flightsfor passengers orcargo.


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AIR TRAFFIC SERVICES

Air traffic services help in navigating aircraftwhile landing, taking off, flying in the air,over-flying any country, taxing on theground and parking

They provide a discipline in the air and also on theground and maintain safety

The services are provided by using modernequipment including radars


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REGULATION AND POLICIES

The International Civil Aviation Organization(ICAO).

Th I t ti l Ci il


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The International CivilAviation Organization

The International Civil AviationOrganization (ICAO), an agency of theUnited Nations, codifies the principlesand techniques of international airnavigation and fosters the planningand development of international air

transport to ensure safe andorderly growth.


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REGULATION AND POLICIES

IN MALAYSIA:

Department of Civil Aviation (DCA)


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DCAs Documents


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Airports


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International Airports

An international airport has direct service to manyother airports.

Handle scheduled commercial airlines both forpassengers and cargo.

Many international airports also serve as "HUBS", orplaces where non-direct flights may land andpassengers switch planes.

Typically equipped with customs and immigrationfacilities to handle international flights to and fromother countries.

Such airports are usually larger, and often featurelonger runways and facilities to accommodate the largeaircraft. (FBO, MRO etc..)


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OHare International Airport Chicago, Illinois, United States

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London Heathrow Airport United Kingdom


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Beijing Capital InternationalAirport China

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Hong Kong International Airport Chek Lap Kok,Hong Kong

Incheon Inte national Ai po t


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Incheon International Airport


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Domestic Airports

A domestic airport is an airport which handlesonly domestic flights or flights within thesame country.

Domestic airports don't have customs andimmigration facilities and are thereforeincapable of handling flights to or from a foreignairport.

These airports normally have short runwayswhich are sufficient to handle short/mediumhaul aircraft.


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Regional Airports

A regional airport is an airport serving trafficwithin a relatively small or lightly populatedgeographical area.

A regional airport usually does not havecustoms and immigration facilities to processtraffic between countries.

Aircraft using these airports tend to be smaller

business jets or private aircraft (generalaviation).


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Regional Airports

Louisiana Regional Airport, US


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Airport Ownerships

Most of the worlds airports are owned by governmentbodies who then lease the airport to privatecorporations who oversee the airports operation.

Forexample, In Malaysia, airport are authorized by

Malaysia Airport Holding Berhad (MAHB). MAHB responsible is to focus on the operations,

management and maintenance of Malaysia airports.


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How are airports managed?

There are several divisions to manage each suborganizations at an airport.

These divisions including

Airport operation services (security, fire & rescue &maintenance)

Airport planning and development (engineering)

Airport financial (revenues, business)

The primary objective of each division is to ensure theoperational efficiency, safety and security of passengers,cargo and aircraft operations.


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Airport Structure


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The EndThank you for listening

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