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Airport Finance (Paperback, 1992)
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Airport Finance (Paperback, 1992)
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This book was written as an introductory text discussing the basic
elements of airport finance. The material presented and the matters
discussed are drawn from an international scene, reflecting the
international nature of aviation and the need for those involved in
the airport industry to understand the structure of airport finance
in this context. The authors have selected the content based on
their joint knowledge of airport administration and postexperience
aviation training. The draft manuscript was used as a teaching text
at the airport finance course at Loughborough University in May
1990 with twenty-four postgradu ate/postexperience participants.
Based on that experience and comments from a number of readers and
reviewers, the final form of the text is that presented here.
Chapter 1 deals generally with the patterns of airport ownership on
a world wide basis and describes the sources of revenues and
expenditures, the manner in which they are reported, and the form
in which airport accounts are re ported. Because systems and
practices vary among countries, the material is presented on a
comparative basis. In Chapter 2, Harry Kluckhohn describes the
manner in which U.S. airports are financed. Not only will this be
of interest to U.S. readers, but it will serve as a useful guide
for others who may have little knowledge of how this highly
developed financing system works."
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