other side of an airport’s two-sided market: issues in planning and pricing airport surface access

The first part of the paper considers the two-sided nature of airport platforms, and argues that on the land-side, analysis and policy has generally over-stated the items that should be included. In this context, the paper’s focus is on airport access and how it should be embraced, along with airsid...

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Main Author: Kenneth Button
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: TU Delft Open 2017-09-01
Series:European Journal of Transport and Infrastructure Research
Online Access:https://journals.open.tudelft.nl/ejtir/article/view/3208
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spelling doaj-29d9c2ecfcf846b4b6fc8a86e76398e72021-07-26T08:34:33ZengTU Delft OpenEuropean Journal of Transport and Infrastructure Research1567-71412017-09-0117410.18757/ejtir.2017.17.4.32082820other side of an airport’s two-sided market: issues in planning and pricing airport surface accessKenneth Button0George Mason UniversityThe first part of the paper considers the two-sided nature of airport platforms, and argues that on the land-side, analysis and policy has generally over-stated the items that should be included. In this context, the paper’s focus is on airport access and how it should be embraced, along with airside considerations, in a two-sided framework when establishing prices and investment. In the second part, the more theoretical argument is juxta positioned with prior empirical analysis of landside access which has largely been treated in a rather ad hoc way, usually implicitly assuming it involves a one-sided market. The subsequent arguments of what needs to be done, are suggestive rather than specific given the diverse institutional and physical nature of airports and their surroundings.https://journals.open.tudelft.nl/ejtir/article/view/3208
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other side of an airport’s two-sided market: issues in planning and pricing airport surface access
European Journal of Transport and Infrastructure Research
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title_short other side of an airport’s two-sided market: issues in planning and pricing airport surface access
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series European Journal of Transport and Infrastructure Research
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publishDate 2017-09-01
description The first part of the paper considers the two-sided nature of airport platforms, and argues that on the land-side, analysis and policy has generally over-stated the items that should be included. In this context, the paper’s focus is on airport access and how it should be embraced, along with airside considerations, in a two-sided framework when establishing prices and investment. In the second part, the more theoretical argument is juxta positioned with prior empirical analysis of landside access which has largely been treated in a rather ad hoc way, usually implicitly assuming it involves a one-sided market. The subsequent arguments of what needs to be done, are suggestive rather than specific given the diverse institutional and physical nature of airports and their surroundings.
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