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BESTSELLERAir TransportationA Management Perspective

John G. Wensveen, Dowling College, USA

SIXTHEDITION

The essential textbook for business andmanagement commercial aviation programs

Airways

Air Transportation: A Management Perspectiveprovides a solid foundation of current practicesin air transportationmanagement combined withan extensive historicaloverview. The book usespast and present trends to forecast futurechallenges the industry may face, encouragingthe reader to really think about the decisionsa manager implements. Updated topics includeairline passenger marketing, labour relations,financing and heightened security precautions.

Key Points:

on air transportation.

to air transportation including airline passengermarketing, labour relations and airport security.

textbook, suitable for all aviation programs.

2007 590 pages978-0-7546-7171-8 Paperback 40.00978-0-7546-7165-7 Hardback 85.00978-0-7546-8474-9 ebookwww.ashgate.com/isbn/9780754671718

a successful examination

of airmanship, and a useful

attempt to set out defined

standards in key areas for

learning and development.

The AerospaceProfessional

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Aviation Project ManagementTriant G. Flouris, Daniel Webster College,USA andDennis Lock

Triant Flouris and Dennis Lock have madean important contribution to the literature withtheir new book, Aviation Project Management.The planners, designers and builders of manyairport and other infrastructure megaprojectsaround the world would have benefittedenormously had it been available earlier,and billions of dollars of delays and cost overrunslikely would have been avoidedWill also be

of interest to airframe and engine manufacturers,and airline executives, as well as students ofaviation business and management, for it offers

perceptive insights into strategic and tacticalplanning and decision making.Paul Stephen Dempsey, McGill University, Canada

This unique book highlights the ways that successfulbusinesses are managed in the aviation industrythrough the identification and application ofproven project management methods. Theoreticalconcepts are defined, clarified and shown howthey can be valuable to business managersand students of the aviation business sector.

2008 314 pages978-0-7546-7395-8 Hardback 55.00978-0-7546-9868-5 eBookwww.ashgate.com/isbn/9780754673958

Key Points:

management solelywithin the aviationindustry.

practice in a way thatwill maximize its take-upin the aviation industry.

case studies, bestpractice guidance, etc.rooted exclusivelyin aviation.

for aviation managementstudents andindustry professionals.

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ASHGATESAVIATIONLISTAshgate has been a world leader in aviation publishing for morethan twenty years. During that time we have developed a uniquecollection of titles that have contributed significantly to the field,and this is expanding rapidly.

Ashgate publishes both authored and contributed works on an extremely finance and strategy, flight operations, maintenance,applied psychology,mental health, training and selectionthe list is almost as diverseas the industry itself. Academics and professionals around the worldrely on the quality of Ashgate aviation books.

to ensure quality and relevance, and our primary aim is to publishunique, innovative books. If you have an idea for a new book thatyou would like to discuss with us, please contact the Commissioning evolving key issues in the industry, such as terrorism and security,social and environmental implications, the impacts and opportunities

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Managing Aviation Projectsfrom Concept to CompletionTriant G. Flouris, Daniel Webster College,USA and Dennis Lock

The state of the US airline industry, and to

some extent the increasing complexity of theaviation and civil aerospace industry, has puta heavier burden on the need for streamlinedmanagement of the industry as a whole. Thisbook is an important contribution to the bodyof knowledge and will make a tremendous impacton educating the aviation managers of presentand future.

Vahid Motevalli, Department of Mechanical

These two experts combined their considerabletalents to write their earlier book,Aviation ProjectManagement, an essential primer for managersand students. The authors have now written this

who need to study aviation project managementin much greater detail, as well as criticallyconnect project management within an aviation Aviation project management is described inconsiderable detail throughout all stages of alifecycle that begins when the project is onlya vague concept and does not end until theproject has been successfully completed, fullydocumented, and put into operational service.

2009 528 pages978-0-7546-7615-7 Hardback 65.00978-0-7546-9874-6 ebookwww.ashgate.com/isbn/9780754676157

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NEW

Commercial Aircraft ProjectsManaging the Development

of Highly Complex ProductsHans-Henrich Altfeld,Airbus Center of Competence

management approach for the developmentof commercial aircraft should seek to integrate disciplines while limiting their applicationto some basic essentials. He explores theinterconnectedness between individualmanagement disciplines by explicitly consideringthe matter of integrative management.

Key Points:

of a modern commercial airliner shouldbe managed.

by concentrating on the essential elementsof project management disciplines to maintaintheir principal strengths and combining themin an intelligent and pragmatic way.

within the aerospace supply chain worldwide.

Contents:Foreword,Jrgen Thomas; Preface.PARTI: INTRODUCINGBASICSINPROJECTMANAGING

AIRCRAFTDEVELOPMENT: development is so special; How informationtechnologies have shaped aircraft development; on essentials for integrative project management.PARTII: INTEGRATIVEPEOPLEMANAGEMENT: development priorities right. PARTIII: MANAGINGREQUIREMENTSANDRISKS: The engineering ofrequirements; Managing risks.PARTIV: INTEGRATIVEPROJECTARCHITECTURES: Allocating costs to projects;Designing an integrated architecture; Controllingconfiguration change; Integrated project planning.PARTV: USINGINTEGRATIVEPROJECTARCHITECTURES: Integrated project monitoring and control.PARTVI: SUMMARY: Summarising remarks.PARTVII:APPENDICES;Further reading; Index.

November 2010 482 pages978-0-7546-7753-6 Hardback 65.00978-07546-9494-6 ebookwww.ashgate.com/isbn/9780754677536

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Ethical Issues in AviationEdited by Elizabeth A. Hoppe, Lewis University, USA

is an innovativeand thought-provoking book that exploresan important, but heretofore, neglected areaof research. While the study of ethics has beenapplied in numerous other industries, its applicationto aviation is long overdue. For those who studyaviation, this book is sure to provide multiplenew perspectives on familiar issues. It was a treatto read about the business of aviation, safety,diversity, airport development, and environmentalissues through an ethical lens.

Elizabeth Hoppes book and a course in ethicscould benefit every pilotI had a hard timeputting the book downI highly recommendthis book for all aviation employees.

Madeline Tompkins, Hawaiian Airlines

Ethical Issues in Aviationfocuses on currentconcerns and trends, to reflect the changes

that have occurred in this deregulated era.The book provides the reader with an overview ofthe major themes in civil aviation ethics. It beginswith theoretical frameworks, followed by sectionson the business side of aviation, employeeresponsibility, diversity in aviation, ground issuesregarding airports, air traffic control and security,as well as health and the environment.

Selected Contents:Foreword, Howard Putnam;Preface, Elizabeth Hoppe.PARTI: THEORETICALFRAMEWORKS: Mark H. Waymack; Mark H. Waymack;Capitalism and its critics,Nathan Ross. PARTII: THEBUSINESSOFAVIATION: the long run benefits for Boeing and other aircraftproducers,Alan MacPherson. PARTIII: ISSUESINRESPONSIBILITY: aviation, Bruce Hoover andJiao Ma; FAA inspectors, Gerardo Martinez; The dangerof capture in the FAA, Elizabeth A. Hoppe.PARTIV: DIVERSITYINAVIATION: Introduction; perspective, Flint Whitlock;Gender and racialbarriers in flight training,James E. Sulton III;Diversity recruiting in aviation maintenance,Paul Foster.PARTV: AIRPORTS, ATC, ANDSECURITY:Introduction; There goes the neighborhood:conflicts associated with the location and

opersation of airports,Brian W. Ohm;Chicago

Joseph Ryan;The TSA and risk management: arewe safer today?, Robert P. Mark. PARTVI: HEALTHANDTHEENVIRONMENT:Introduction; Greenhousegas emissions, persistent contrails, andcommercial aviation, Steven A. Kolmes; level pollution, invasive species, and emergentdiseases, Steven A. Kolmes;Appendices; Index.

May 2011 314 pages978-1-4094-1786-6 Hardback 60.00978-1-4094-1787-3 ebook

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FORTHCOMING

Risk Management and CorporateSustainability in AviationTriant G. Flouris,Hellenic American University, Greeceand Ayse Kucuk Yilmaz, Anadolu University, Eskisehir, Turkey

in Aviationis both relevant and well written.It is an excellent book for any academic programin Aviation Science Management

This well-written and accurate book offersa real global and accessible view of sustainabledevelopment of the aviation industry throughthe tools that risk management provides

The best corporate sustainability strategiesand management approaches require theconsideration of all corporate risks in botha holistic and systematic way. Flouris and Kucuk integrated, dynamic and flexible framework.It introduces an opportunity for turning risksinto potential corporate advantages.

Risk Management and Corporate Sustainabilityin Aviationis addressed to professionals, studentsand researchers within air transportation businessmanagement and risk management.

Key Points:

of the major themes in aviation ethics.

professionals to give a broad, balanced

from the research perspective and also theperspective of its concrete applicationsin the workplace.

Contents: Foreword; Introduction to corporate approach to contemporary business management enterprise risk management conceptual model;The economics of global warming; Global warmingand sustainable aviation; Modeling human factor management, and effectiveness in aviationoperations; The integration of sustainabilityrisk into airport business and management;

September 2011 c. 150 pages978-1-4094-1199-4 Hardback c. 35.00978-1-4094-1200-7 ebookwww.ashgate.com/9781409411994

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NEW

Airline Marketingand ManagementStephen Shaw, SSA Ltd., Oxfordshire, UKSEVENTHEDITION

a most valuable read for those who are involvedin increasing sales and income in every aspectof airline activities.

an excellent foundation into the dynamic worldof aviation marketing. The focus on both low costand schedule airline marketing operations bringsthe reader up to date with the latest insights in theairline business. The book is not just educationalbut provides the reader with the tools to become

an effective airline marketer.

Through six previous editions,Airline Marketingand Management has established itself as theleading textbook for students of marketing and as a reference work for those with a professionalinterest in the area. Carefully revised, the seventhedition of this internationally successful bookexamines an exceptionally turbulent periodfor the industry. It features new material on:

regarding more business travellers choosing or being forced to travel economy, andanalysis of the bankruptcy of All Business

agreement and analysis of its impact.

of several recent mergers, and the marketingadvantages and disadvantages that have resulted.

to adapt to changes in the marketing environment, reconfiguration of aircraft cabins.

for example, airlines moving to la cartepricing, whereby baggage, catering and priorityboarding are paid for as extras.

and distributing tool.

The reader will benefit from greater understandingof both marketing and airline industry jargonand from knowledge obtained regarding theextraordinary strategic challenges now facing examples drawn from the worldwide aviationindustry, this new edition will further enhance introduction to the subject.

Steve Shaws book is an invaluable sourceof information for both those who are entering theindustry and those who are seasoned professionals.It is as much relevant to those who are making

policy as to those who are implementing anorganizations strategy. It provides a thoroughinsight into best practice as well as reasonedapproaches to marketing management andtherefore becomes an effective check-list formanagers at all levels in how to approach theaviation market. There is little doubt that managerswho attend education programs in the fieldof marketing will find this book a very usefulcompanion long after the teaching has finished.

Contents: Introduction; The fundamentals; Themarket for air transport services; The marketingenvironment; Airline business and marketingstrategies; Product analysis in airline marleting;Pricing and revenue management; Distributing theproduct; Brands management in airline marketing; and promotional policies; The future of airlinemarketing; Glossary of aviation terms; Glossaryof marketing terms; Index.

About the Author:Stephen Shaw is Managing

providing courses inmarketing and economics toairlines and aerospacefirms, located at Chinnor,

June 2011 332 pages978-1-4094-0149-0 Paperback 20.00978-1-4094-0147-6 Hardback 75.0078-1-4094-0148-3 ebookwww.ashgate.com/isbn/9781400401490

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pressures on the airline industry due to the

economic downturn.

(and survival).

yet has been proven through the test of time, than twenty years.

successful and unsuccessful airline strategies,drawn from the global aviation industry.

Aviation Business and Economics

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Air Transport Provisionin Remoter RegionsEdited by George Williams, CranfieldUniversity, UK and Svein Brthen,Molde University College, Norway

is in the hundreds, there are many thousands ofsmaller airports providing communities all overthe globe with vital air links. This book stemsfrom a series of biennial conferences devoted to economic issues; subvention mechanisms; routedevelopment initiatives; infrastructure provision;and issues affecting the provision of air servicesin remoter regions.

Contributors:

October 2010 352 pages978-0-7546-7342-2 Hardback 65.00

978-0-7546-9186-0 ebookwww.ashgate.com/isbn/9780754673422

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Airline FinancePeter S. Morrell, Cranfield University, UK

THIRDEDITION

an excellent, clearly written introductionto the subject.

Air Finance journal

a well written text providing the essentials tounderstanding all areas of airline finance and canbe treated as a key resource for students of airlinemanagement.

and respected book provides the essentials tounderstanding all areas of airline finance. Thethird edition reflects the many developmentsthat have affected the industry since 2001.


KEY TEXT

Stormy SkiesAirlines in Crisis

Paul Clark,Managing Director,

Through The Looking Glass, UK

This is a stimulating book about the complexity,profitability (or, rather, non-profitably) andmanagement of international airlineswritten in alucid, thought-provoking way that will encouragea wider interest in an industry that provides muchbenefit to world economic activity.

Do you want to know a secret? You shouldread Paul Clarks new book, Stormy Skies,Eightdays a week. Ask me why? Because it hasmasterfully written essays dealing with mostrelevant issues facing the airline industry today in a

refreshing and interesting way.Adam Pilarski, Avitas

As the airline industry struggles to extricate itselffrom its latest crisis, the time has come to examinethe fundamentals of airline business strategy ina more innovative way and find answers to the Stormy Skiescaptures thekey issues that determine a viable airline industry for more radical business thinking to ensurethat mistakes are avoided in future.

Key Points:

conventional wisdom within the airtransport industry.

from the airline, airport and aircraftmanufacturing sectors.

during a difficult period for the industry.

Contents: a history of crisis and prediction; Tomorrow never vision; Index.

September 2010 178 pages978-0-7546-7887-8 Hardback 35.00978-0-7546-9756-5 ebookwww.ashgate.com/isbn/9780754678878

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KEY TEXTFoundations of Airline FinanceMethodology and Practice

Bijan Vasigh,Embry-Riddle AeronauticalUniversity, USA, Ken Fleming,Aviation Consulting Group, USA and

Liam Mackay, Continental Airlines, USA

Professor Vasigh has produced that rare thing a book on applied finance that is readable andilluminating. Since the industry routinely destroysshareholder value, despite creating tremendousconsumer value, this expertly guided tour behindairline financial statements should be requiredreading for analysts, policy-makers and newcomersto airline management.

Foundations of Airline Finance: Methodologyand Practiceis a textbook that comprehensively

covers, at a basic level, all aspects of the subject,bringing together many of the numerous andinformative articles and institutional developments in the previous two decades.The book is ofgreatest value to students who are contemplatingentering financial management in the airtransportation industry; however, the text alsoserves as an accessible and comprehensivereference for industry professionals.

August 2010 444 pages978-0-7546-7770-3 Paperback 30.00978-0-7546-7769-7 Hardback 75.00www.ashgate.com/isbn/9780754677703

Introduction to AirTransport EconomicsFrom Theory to Applications

Bijan Vasigh, Ken FlemingandThomas Tacker, all at Embry-RiddleAeronautical University, USA

This is a landmark textbook in airline economicsas, for the first time, disparate information fromvarious economic disciplines is integrated withkey institutional factors that affect the industry.Basic material is presented in an easy-to-readand understand format with plenty of real-worldsituations. Much of the material in this bookcannot be found in other sources. I highlyrecommend this book.

Introduction to Air Transport Economics:From Theory to Applications uniquely merges

the institutional and technical aspects of theaviation industry with their theoretical economicunderpinnings. In one textbook it applieseconomic theory to all aspects of the aviationindustry, bringing together the articles and the field of airline economics in the last twodecades. It will be of greatest relevance toundergraduate and graduate students interested inobtaining a more complete understanding of theeconomics of the aviation industry.

2008 382 pages978-0-7546-7081-0 Paperback 25.00978-0-7546-7079-7 Hardback 75.00www.ashgate.com/isbn/9780754670810

Contents:Preface; Theevolving air transportindustry; Principles ofeconomics; Marketdemand analysis anddemand and supply forairline services; Cost andproduction analysis: thegeneral concepts; Aviationinfrastructure: operationsand ownership;

International economicsand aviation; Internationalaviation: open skies andglobal alliances; Marketstructure and monopolisticmarkets; Hybrid marketstructure and the aviationindustry; Aviation fore-casting and regressionanalysis; Pricing policyand revenue management;Low cost, start-up airlines:a new paradigm; Theeconomics of aviationsafety and security; Index.

Evolution ofInternational AviationPhoenix Rising

Dawna L. Rhoades, Embry-RiddleAeronautical University, USA

SECONDEDITION

this interesting book traces the economicdevelopment of international air transport fromits beginnings to the present day and then goeson to consider what the future may hold.

The Aerospace Professional

2008 296 pages978-0-7546-7389-7 Hardback 35.00www.ashgate.com/isbn/9780754673897

International Business Travelin the Global EconomyEdited byJonathan V. Beaverstock,University of Nottingham, UK, Ben Derudderand Frank Witlox,both at Ghent University,Belgium and James Faulconbridge,Lancaster University, UK

Transport and Mobility

This book is valuable for those who wantan introduction into a broad range of aspectsof business travel

February 2010 268 pages978-0-7546-7942-4 Hardback 65.00978-0-7546-9869-2. ebookwww.ashgate.com/isbn/9780754679424


Straight and LevelPractical Airline Economics

Stephen Holloway

THIRDEDITION

goes beyond being a textbook to being a clear-cut industry manual with relevant and up-to-dateexamplesFor students at all levels, this book willbecome a foundation of knowledge and a trustedresource, and one which will never gather dust!Bryson P. Monteleone, Tailwind Capital,Virginia, USA

This third edition of Straight and Levelthoroughly updateshe previous edition with extensive comments on recentndustry developments and emerging business models.

The discussion is illustrated by current examples drawnrom all sectors of the industry and every region of the

world. Anyone who wants to gain a deeper understandingof airline economics at a practical level and an insightnto the reasons for its financial volatility should find the

book of interest.



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FORTHCOMING

Moving Boxes by AirThe Economics of International Air Cargo

Peter S. Morrell,Cranfield University, UK

Air cargo is a key element of the global supplychain. It allows outsourcing of manufacturingto other countries and links production in bothmultinational and smaller enterprises. It has alsobeen the most important driver of certain exportindustries in countries such as South Africa,Kenya and Chile.

As a component of the air transport industry,air cargo makes the crucial difference between some network combination carriers it accounts

much as one quarter of total revenue. In addition, and TNT have their own fleets of dedicatedfreighter aircraft, and cargo aircraft operatorslike Cargolux and Nippon Cargo have a specialistrole in the industry.

Featuring expert analysis and worked examplesto enhance understanding, Moving Boxes by Air the business and practices of air cargo, with

a chapter dedicated to each key issue, such as:current trends, market characteristics, regulation,airport terminal operations, pricing and revenues,and environmental impacts.

Contents: Preface; Introduction and trends inair cargo traffic; Air cargo market characteristics; Integrated carriers and others; Air cargo alliancesand mergers; Aircraft and flight operations;Airport and ground operations; Distributionand marketing; Pricing and revenues; Airline

costs; Air cargo profitability and performance;Air cargo and the environment; Air cargoforecasting; Air cargo issues and prospects;Definitions and Abbreviations; Index.

Key Points:

cargo industry.

operates, and differs between regions.

for better understanding of key issues.

September 2011 c. 350 pages978-1-4094-0252-7 Hardback c. 55.00978-1-4094-0253-4 ebookwww.ashgate.com/isbn/9781409402527

Aviation and TourismImplications for Leisure TravelEdited by Anne Graham, University ofWestminster, UK, Andreas Papatheodorou,University of the Aegean, Greece andPeter Forsyth,Monash University, Australia

this collection of essays is essential reading.Highly recommended.David Gillen, University of British Columbia, Canada

This book deals exclusively with issues relatedto the relationship between aviation and leisuretravel. It does this with an analysis of the theoreticalconcepts relevant to the subject area combined

with a detailed investigation of current practice chapter is illustrated with case study materialthat will reinforce the understanding of theissues that are being examined.

Contributors: Anne Graham, Anastasia Vasiliadou, Dimitrios Dimitriou, Nuno Mocica Brilha, Marianna Sigala, Brian Graham, Callum Thomas,

Neelu Seetaram, Semisi Taumoepeau.

March 2010. 408 pages978-1-4094-0232-9. Paperback. $59.95978-0-7546-7187-9. Hardback. $124.95978-0-7546-9248-5. eBookwww.ashgate.com/isbn/9781409402329

I would recommend

Aviation and Tourismtoeveryone interested in the

aviation and tourism sector.In my view, the editors

have a nice and convincing

job, and it should also be

stressed that they have

managed to strike a good

balance between industry-

based and academic

papers. It provides valuable

insights into the multiple

ways in which aviation

affects tourism and the

other way round.Aerlines

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Discrete Choice Modelling

and Air Travel DemandTheory and Applications

Laurie A. Garrow,Georgia Institute of Technology, USA

Laurie Garrow has written the book wevebeen needing and waiting for. Discrete ChoiceModelling and Air Travel Demand: Theoryand Application will be required readingfor practitioners and modelers throughoutthe air transportation industryBarry Smith, Georgia Institute of Technology, USA

June 2010 306 pages978-0-7546-7051-3 Hardback 65.00

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Marketing in the InternationalAerospace IndustryWesley E. Spreen,Boeing Helicopters

a must read for both practitioners andstudents of the global aerospace and defensemarketplaceBlending analysis with interesting,real world vignettes to hammer home his points,he covers every nook and cranny of this arcaneworld in a straightforward and readable fashion.




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Air Transport and the EnvironmentBen Daley, School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), UK

This is a thorough and very readable review ofthe environmental and social impacts of aviation,as both the industry and policymakers struggleto reconcile aviation growth with environmentallimits. For those wanting a concise but detailedunderstanding of the issues and literature, thisbook is a very good place to start.

Paul Upham, University of Manchester, UK

Ben Daleys book provides a comprehensive,readable and balanced introduction to thecomplex field of aviation and the environment.It argues that swift and radical change will beneeded to achieve sustainable development in thesector, for which trade-offs between environmentaland economic concerns will have to be accepted.The book deserves to be widely read by policy-makers and all those interested in measurable

progress on these matters.

Air Transport and the Environment provides anoverview of the main issues relating to aviationenvironmental impacts. It explains the challengefacing policymakers in terms of sustainabledevelopment, focusing on the importance and environmental costs and benefits, both forpeople living now and for future generations.Individual chapters review the current scientificunderstanding of the main aviation environmental

impacts: climate change, local air pollution andaircraft noise. Various responses to those issuesare also considered, including a range of policy voluntary approaches. Key concepts such asenvironmental capacity, radiative forcing andcarbon offsetting are explained. In addition, thebook emphasises the main implications of aviationenvironmental issues for policymakers and forthe management of the air transport industry.

Debates about the environmental impacts reactions, yet this book adopts a constructiveapproach to the subject and attempts to present

the environmental issues in a clear, straightforward synthesis of a wide range of perspectives rather the central purpose of this book is to bring thesustainable development challenge facing theair transport industry to the fore, and so to informeffective policy responses. Air transport playsa critical role in supporting economies andsocieties that are increasingly interconnected the vital economic and social benefits of the airtransport industry should not be lost and infact could be distributed far more widely andequitably but that the environmental impacts

of air transport nevertheless require urgentand effective management.

Given the highly charged debates surroundingaviations environmental impacts, and theirconsequences for public policy, no publicationcurrently available covers the issues adequately.Ben Daleys book more than fills this gap. Inlucid and uncompromising terms, he spells outthe impacts objectively and convincingly, withclimate change, air quality, noise and sustainabledevelopment receiving extended treatment. Thisis thought provoking and challenging materialthat demands our attention.

Sustainable development is a formidablechallenge for aviation. Air Transport and thepresents the scope of this challengewithin a scientifically-comprehensive, criticaland thought-provoking analysis

Alice Bows, Sustainable Consumption Institute,University of Manchester, UK

Key Points:

to environmental impacts of air transport.

for industry practitioners.

treatment of the subject.

Contents:Preface; Introduction; Understandingthe issues; Air transport and climate change;Air transport and air quality; Aircraft noise;Air transport and sustainable development;

About the Author: change and environmental history, includingstudies of the environmental effects of the airtransport industry. He has worked on severalprojects to investigate potential environmentalimprovements at airports resulting from revised airtraffic management technologies and procedures,as well as from revised operational procedures.He also workson the relationship between air transportand climate change.

Policy undertakes research and postgraduateteaching in the fields of applied economics,environment and biodiversity, and sustainabilityand development.

November 2010 274 pages978-0-7546-7286-9 Hardback 35.00978-0-7546-9089-4 ebookwww.ashgate.com/isbn/9780754672869

Air Transport and the Environment14

environmental initiatives (Chaplin 1996; IATA 1996; Ralph and Newton aviation environmental issues aswell as of proposed policy responses werepublished (CEC 1999; Crayston andHupe1999; Dobbie1999,FAA 1997; Gander and Helme 1999; Graham and Guyer 1999; ICAO Simpson and Kent 1999; Vedantham and Oppenheimer 1998; Vincendonandvon Wrede1999; Walle1999).

Table 1.2 ICAO inventory of aviation environmental problems

Environmental Impact Examples

A ir cr af t n oi se A ir cr af t o pe ra ti on sEnginetestingAirport sourcesSonicboom(duetosupersonicaircraft)

Local a i r polluti on Ai rcraf t engineemissionsEmissionsfrom airport motor vehicles Emissionsfrom other airport sources

Global phenomena Long-rangeairpollution(e.g.acidrain)Thegreenhouse effectStratosphericozonedepletion

Airport/infrastructureconstruction

Lossof landSoil erosion drainage

Water/soil pollution Pollution dueto contaminated run-off fromairports

Wa st e ge ne ra ti on A ir po rt w as te Toxicmaterialsfrom aircraft servicing andmaintenance

Aircraft accidents/incidents Accidents/incidentsinvolving dangerouscargoOther environmental problemsdue to aircraftaccidentsEmergency proceduresinvolving fuel dumping

Source Adapted from Crayston (199 ; Priceand Probert (199 14

Understanding theIssues 2

osimplify theanalysis, thecomponentsof theambientair thatpass aircraft engines emit gases (C

2, H

2, , HCs, C andS ) and

particles (mainly soot andsulphateparti cles) directly into theatmosphere( igures2.1 and2.2). hoseemissions alter thechemical compositionof the atmosphereboth directly andindirectly, givingrise to a variety emissionsis that, duringcruise, they arein ectedinto theupper troposphere Earth, wherethey form thepredominantanthropogenic emissions( CEP effectsof thesamesubstancesatgroundlevel. At cruisinglevels, aviation of atmospheric greenhousegases, including C

2, oone( ) andmethane

(CH4

Aircraftemissionsalsohaveseveral effectscloser tothegroundduringthe ,

andparticlesin additionto their moregeneral effectof elevatingC2

inturnoverleaf.

Table 2.1 Aircraft emissions n er ifferent en ine operatin re imes

pecies Emissions per erosene b r ne

I le Ta e off Cr ise

C2

,1 0 ,1 0 ,1 0

H2

1,2 0 1,2 0 1,2 0

(as2)

Short-haulLong-haul

C 1

0.5

S ( as S2) 1.0 1.0 1.0

Source

AirTransport andClimateChange 57

extremely long and the gas becomes well-mixed and globally distributedin the atmosphere. Consequently, CO

2 emitted by aircraft in common

with all anthropogenic CO2 may interact with the climate system on the

millennial timescale (Archer ; Houghton 9; Lenton et al 6Whilst CO

2 is not the strongest greenhouse gas, its relative abundance

and long atmospheric lifetime ma e it the dominant component of theanthropogenic greenhouse effect and the most important greenhouse gasin international climate change policy debates (IPCC 7; Stern 7

Table 3.1 The main effects of aircraft on climate

Effect Significance

Emissionof carbondioxide (CO2

Carbon dioxide is the most importantgreenhouse gas emitted by humanactivities; it has a w arming effect

Emissionof nitrogenoxides (NOx

Nitrogen oxides cause the enhancementof tropospheric ozone (O

3which isa

greenhousegas; NOxalso depletes methane

(CH4

another greenhouse gas

Emissionof water vapour (H2O The effects of water vapour emissions from

civil aircraft are currently thought to be developed

Emission of soot particles Soot particles absorb solar radiationand cause a small, localised warming ofthe atmosphere; they also act as cloudcondensation nuclei in the formation ofcontrails and cirrus clouds

Sulphate particles derived fromemissionof sulphur oxides(SO

x

Sulphate particlesbac scatter solarradiation, resulting in a small coolingeffect; they also act as cloud condensationnuclei in the formation of contrails andcirrusclouds

Condensation trails(contrails Contrails are thought to have a warmingeffect on the atmosphere; they mayevaporate rapidly or may persist and spreadtoform cirrusclouds

Enhancedci rrusc loudiness Enhancedci rrusc loudinesshasapotentially large warming effect on uncertainties remain about this issue

Introduction

Table 1.1 T e main environmental impacts of air transport

Environmental Impact ainCases

A ir cr af t n oi se A ir cr af t o pe ra ti on sAircraft maintenance and engine testing Airport stationary plantAirport surface vehicles

A ir p ol lu ti on A ir cr af t e mi ss io ns Emissionsfrom airport stationary plantEmissionsfrom airport surface vehicles

C li ma te c h an ge A ir cr af t e mi ss io nsContrailsAircraft-induced cirrus clouds Emissionsfrom airport stationary plantEmissionsfrom airport surface vehiclesAirport construction

Ecological change Ai rport cons truct ion

Habitat degradation Airport construction

Land contamination Airport constructionAirport waste disposalAircraft servicing and maintenance

Waste generat i on Ai rcraf t opera t ionsAirport operations

Water consumption Aircraft operationsAircraft servicing and maintenanceAirport operations

Water pol lut i on Ai rcraf t servi cing and maint enanceAirport constructionAirport waste disposal

Aviation Law, Policy and Regulation


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FORTHCOMINGContracting for SpaceContract Practice In theEuropean Space Sector

Edited by Lesley Jane Smith,LeuphanaUniversity Lneburg and Weber-Steinhaus& Smith Bremen, Germany andIngo Baumann, BHO Legal, Kln, Germany

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Managing the SkiesPublic Policy, Organization andFinancing of Air Traffic Management

Clinton V. Oster, Jr.,Indiana University,Bloomington, USA and John S. Strong,

The College of William and Mary, USA

the books greatest strength is its eminentreadability, brought to bear by the skilful useof laymans language by the authors

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Key Points:

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Flying in the Faceof Criminalization

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Introduction

Index

About the Editor:

Lesley Jane Smith isa Professor of Law atLeuphana UniversityLneburg and the RigaGraduate School of Law,University of Latvia anda practicing Member ofthe Law Society of Scotlandand the Hanseatic Barof Bremen.

Dr. Ingo Baumannpractices at BHO Legalin Cologne, Germany.He specializes intechnology and research

in the space industry.

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Setting the stage

Index

Aviation Law, Policy and Regulation


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FORTHCOMING

Air Transport in the 21st CenturyKey Strategic DevelopmentsEdited by

John F. OConnelland

George Williams,both at Cranfield University, UK

Airlines are buffeted by fluctuating political competition, technology developments, and evolving customer requirements.

As a consequence all sectors of the air transportindustry are in a constant state of flux. Theprinciple aim of this book is to review currenttrends in the airline industry and its relatedsuppliers, thereby providing an insight into theforces that are changing its dynamics. The factorsthat are reshaping the structure of the industryare examined with a view to identifying the keyissues whose impact will be critical in the future.

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affecting and shaping the aviation industry.

on the subject of the future of the industry.

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realistic pictureof how airlines operate,

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between differentfunctions/operations.

Airport CompetitionThe European ExperienceEdited by Peter Forsyth, Monash University,Australia, David Gillen, University of BritishColumbia, Canada, Jrgen Mller, BerlinSchool of Economics, Germanyand Hans-Martin Niemeier,Universityof Applied Sciences, Germany

this book is of universal interest.

of Technology, USA

Airport Competitionasks whether airportcompetition is strong enough to limit marketpower. It provides evidence on how travellerschose an airport, and on how airports compete indifferent regions and markets. It also discusses themain policy implications of mergers and subsidies.

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Brian Pearce, IATA


Introduction

Index

Airlines and Airports


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Flying Ahead of the AirplaneNawal K. Taneja,Ohio State University, USA

Flying Ahead of the Airplaneis not only impressivein the blueprint it lays out for airline managementbut the fact that 13 top airline leaders from everycontinent contributed their vision of where theindustry is going.

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Buying the Big JetsFleet Planning for Airlines

Paul Clark,Through The Looking Glass, UK

SECONDEDITION

Clearly writtenit provides an insightinto and an understanding of fleet planning,the cornerstone of airline management.


Why Cant We Make Moneyin Aviation?Adam M. Pilarski, AVITAS, USA

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KEY TEXT

Looking Beyond the RunwayAirlines Innovating with Best Practices

while Facing RealitiesNawal K. Taneja, Ohio State University, USA

The global airline industry, facing significantchanges and discontinuity is prompted and forced they need strategic renewal of their ageing Nawal Taneja explains what will separate thewinners from the losers.

To help airline executives become informed

numerous business sectors such as auto,hospitality, retail, technology and entertainment.For example, relevant lessons can be learned fromthe strategic mistakes made by the US automakers. be gained in superior customer experience from The book also features a multitiude of forewordsfrom airlines and related businesses to providereaders with multiple perspectives on thechanging landscape in the global airline industry.

Key Points:

aviation executives about the biggest issueson their minds.

to address the current crisis

Contents: chaos, evolving strategies and the new normal; experience industry; Innovating around airlinerealities; Firing on all cylinders to stay ahead;Viewing the changing world map; Flying withtailwinds against headwinds; index.

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Preface

Index

Airlines and Airports

FORTHCOMINGThe Passenger Has Gone Digital and MobileAccessing and Connecting Through Informationand Technology

Nawal K. Taneja, Ohio State University, USA

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October 2011 c. 160 pages978-1-4094-3502-0 Hardback c. 35.00978-1-4094-3503-7 eBookwww.ashgate.com/isbn/9781409435020


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SERIES FROM ASHGATE PUBLISHINGAshgate Studies in Human Factorsfor Flight OperationsSeries Editors: R. Key Dismukes, NASA Ames Research Center, USA,Daniel E. Maurino, International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)and Sidney Dekker, Griffith University, Australia

Ashgate Studies in Human Factors for Flight Operationsis a series dedicated to the objective of improving the safe and efficient operation of aircraft.

The series achieves this by disseminating new theoretical and empiricalresearch from specialists in all relevant fields of aviation human factors.Its foundation is in applied psychology, presenting new developments It also encompasses many other crucial areas such as fatigue and stress,the social environment, SMS, design, technology, communicationand training.

For more information on this series, please visitwww.ashgate.com/humanfactorsforflightoperations

NEWe-Learning in AviationSuzanne K. Kearns,University of Western Ontario, Canada

Ashgate Studies in Human Factorsfor Flight Operations

provides an excellentcomprehensive introduction to the most salienttopics that should be considered in the applicationof effective learning strategies, teachingmethodologies, and information technologies foraviation training in todays rapidly changing globaland digital environmentshighly recommended.

K. Victor Ujimoto, University of Guelph, Canada

e-Learning in Aviation explores the characteristics that are associated with improved learning. It then based instructional design principles to plan, continually evaluate whether or not the courseis accomplishing instructional goals.

November 2010 194 pages978-0-7546-7879-3 Hardback. $99.95978-0-7546-9734-3 ebook

www.ashgate.com/isbn/9780754678793

Contents: PARTI: THEEFFECTIVENESS, THEORY, AND

APPLICATIONOFE-LEARNINGINAVIATION:The lifeof aviation training;What is e-learning?;Does e-learning work?;Foundational e-learningtheories; The feasibilityof e-learning fornon-technical skills;Incorporating practiceinto e-learning. PARTII:INSTRUCTIONALDESIGNFOR

E-LEARNINGINAVIATION:

Instructional designfor e-learning; Analysis;Design; Development;Implementation; Evaluation;References; Index.

The following PDF extractsfrom this title are availableat Ashgate OnlineFull contents list

Chapter 1 The Life

of Aviation Training

Index

Aviation Visual PerceptionResearch, Misperception and Mishaps

Randy Gibb and Lauren Scharff,both at United States Air Force Academy, USAand Rob Gray, Arizona State University, USA


document encompassing all aspects of aviationvisual perception. It includes the foundations ofvisual and vestibular sensation and perception;how visual perceptual abilities are assessed in summary of human factors research on the visualguidance of flying; examples of specific visualand vestibular illusions and misperceptions;mishap analyses from military, commercialand general aviation; and, finally, how thisknowledge is being used to better understand

Contents: Foreword; Vision in aviation; Sensationand perception foundations; The role of basicvisual functions in aviation; Pilot perspective used for visual flying; Spatial disorientation cues, illusions, and misperceptions; Aviation future: technological advancements to visualperception; Index.

April 2010 312 pages978-0-7546-7497-9 Hardback 55.00978-0-7546-9891-3 ebookwww.ashgate.com/isbn/9780754674979

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commercial andmilitary aviation.

bring together diverse

but extremely valuableresearch and experience.

body of relevant existingliterature and makesit more accessible tostudents and pilots.


Foreword

Index

STANDING ORDERS:To place a standing order for a series, please visitwww.ashgate.com/standingorder or contact [email protected]

NEWImplementing SafetyManagement Systemsin AviationEdited by Alan J. Stolzer,Embry-RiddleAeronautical University, USA, Carl D. Halford,

The MITRE Corporation, USA andJohn J. Goglia


If all this talk of Safety Management Systems

is confusing to you, this book will help clearit up! Stolzer, Halford and Goglia have assembleda very credible group of SMS doers to bring thereader from a theoretical understanding of SMSto a more practical one. Excellent work!Nick Sabatini, former FAA Associate Administrator

for Safety

In their first book, Safety Management Systemsin Aviation, a strong theoretical framework for SMS, alongwith a brief discourse on SMS implementation. overview of SMS and offers significant guidanceand best practices on implementing SMSprograms. Very specific guidance is providedby industry experts from government, industry,academia, and consulting, who share their of all aspects of effective SMS programmes.

July 2011 c. 430 pages978-1-4094-0165-0 Hardback. c. 65.00978-1-4094-0166-7 ebookwww.ashgate.com/isbn/9781409401650

Contents: Preface;Prologue Quest Airlines;

Introduction; System andtask analysis; Perspectiveson information sharing;

Top managementsupport; Embracing asafety culture in coastguard aviation; Safetyculture in your safetymanagement system;SMS implementation;SMS training; Quantumsafety metrics: a practicalmethod to measuresafety; Auditing for thesmall service provider ornew safety professional;

The road from 32 to 320reports; Practical risk

management; IntegratingSMS into emergencyplanning and incidentcommand; Safetypromotion; SMS in aircraftmaintenance; Index.



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KEY TEXTThe Multitasking MythHandling Complexityin Real-World Operations

Loukia D. Loukopoulos, NASA AmesResearch Center, and San Jos State

University Research Foundation, USA,R. Key Dismukes and Immanuel Barshi,both at NASA Ames Research Center, USA


A delightful and insightful bookLoukopoulos,Dismukes and Barshi have put together the researchin a way that is not only readable and enjoyable,but practically useful and relevant as well

Sidney Dekker, Griffith University, Australia

Despite concern with the effects of concurrenttask demands on human performance, and

research demonstrating that these demands areassociated with vulnerability to error, therehas been only limited research into the nature world settings. This book presents a set of NASA task demands confronting airline flight crewsin routine operations, as opposed to emergencysituations.


a useful source for

airline training courses

and graduate human

factors courses.Choice

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of concurrent taskdemands and associated

vulnerability to errorin any domainof skilled work.

into the nature ofconcurrent task demandsfacing airline crews.

memory, to understandbetter the cognitiveprocesses underlyingthe vulnerabilityof aircrews.

BESTSELLERThe Limits of ExpertiseRethinking Pilot Error and theCauses of Airline Accidents

R. Key Dismukes, Benjamin A. Bermanand Loukia D. Loukopoulos,all at NASA

Ames Research Center, USAThe book is likely to be of interest to severalaudiencesexcellent accompanying materialfor introductory or advanced Human FactorscoursesPerhaps the most important aspectof the book, which makes it valuable readingfor human factors professionals, is the veryrealistic depiction of actual operations in acomplex environment. Rarely does one havethe opportunity to obtain such close looksat the reasoning and actions of highly skilled

professionals, such as airline crews.

The Limits of Expertise reports a study of the 19major U.S. airline accidents from 19912000 inwhich the National Transportation Safety Board(NTSB) found crew error to be a causal factor. that examines events and crew actions andexplores the cognitive processes in playat each step.


Key Points:

human error playsin aviation accidents.

accidents attributedprimarily to human error.

reduce human errorand accidents.

The following PDF extractsfrom this title are availableat Ashgate Online:Full Contents ListIntroductionIndex

KEY TEXTSafety ManagementSystems in AviationAlan J. Stolzer, Embry-Riddle AeronauticalUniversity, USA, Carl D. Halford,The MITRECorporation, USA and John J. Goglia

Ashgate Studies in HumanFactors for Flight Operations

In Safety Management Systems in Aviation,Stolzer, Halford and Goglia have produced thedefinitive SMS manual; richly detailed and loadedwith relevant, real-world examples. This book

should be required reading for every aviationsafety student and professional!

This timely and unique book covers the essentialpoints of SMS. The knowledgeable authors gobeyond merely defining it; they discuss the qualitymanagement underpinnings of SMS, the fourpillars, risk management, reliability engineering,SMS implementation, and the scientific rigour thatmust be designed into proactive safety.

This comprehensive work is designed asa textbook for the student of aviation safety,and is an invaluable reference tool for the SMS

practitioner in any segment of aviation.

August 2010 322 pages978-1-4094-1211-3 Paperback 25.00978-0-7546-7304-0 Hardback $65.00978-0-7546-9087-0 ebookwww.ashgate.com/isbn/9781409412113

Contents:Foreword;Preface; PrologueQuest

Airlines; Introduction toSMS; History and evolutionof safety; Principles ofquality management;Hazards; Risks; Controls;

Taxonomies; Process-based safety riskmanagement/safetyassurance; Managing theSMS; Tools and analysismethods; Implementingan SMS; EpilogueQuestAirlines; Index.

The following PDF extractsfrom this title are availableat Ashgate Online:

Full contents listPreface

Index


FORTHCOMINGHuman Performance onthe Flight DeckDon Harris, HFI Solutions Ltd, UK

'Finally, a complete book that addresses thepositive contributions of Human Factorsknowledge and Aviation Psychology. A gooddescription of how all of its facets come together.

A must reader. Written by a researcher and teacherwith extensive experience in coping with the bestand worst of humans working in one of the mostrewarding industries in the world.'

Aviation Psychology

Taking an integrated, systems approach to dealingexclusively with the human performance issuesencountered on the flight deck of the modern between the various application areas of human to the operation of an airliner does not fall intoneat pigeonholes. The relationship between areassuch as pilot selection, training, flight deck design within the book.

September 2011 c. 380 pages

978-1-4094-2339-3 Hardback c. 75.00978-1-4094-2338-6 Paperback c. 35.00978-1-4094-2340-9 ebookwww.ashgate.com/isbn/9781409423386

Contents:Preface; Asystems approach to

human factors in aviation;Part 1 The Science Base:Human informationprocessing; Workload;Situation awareness;Decision making; Error;Individual differences.Part 2 The (Hu)Man:Pilot selection; Trainingand simulation; Stress,fatigue and alcohol;Environmental stressors.Part 3 The Machine:Display design; Aircraftcontrol; Automation;HCI on the flight deck.Part 4 The Management:Flight deck safety

management: crewresource managementand line operations safetyaudits; Airline safetymanagement; Incidentand accident investigation;Concluding thoughts.


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Beyond AviationHuman FactorsSafety in High Technology Systems

Daniel E. Maurino, James Reason,Neil JohnstonandRob B. Lee

should be compulsory readingAerospace

This important volume will be of relevanceto all operational aviation management, technicaland non-technical personnel in aviation


Contemporary Issues in HumanFactors and Aviation SafetyEdited by Don Harrisand Helen C. Muir

this is an interesting volume to anyone concernedwith aircraft safety, and more generally to thoseconcerned with aspects of human response insafety critical situations in other industries. Themixture of authors gives a variety of styles, makingfor easy readingwill be a valuable resourcefor anyone conducting research.


BESTSELLER

The Human ContributionUnsafe Acts, Accidentsand Heroic Recoveries

James Reason,University of Manchester, UK

As the title indicates, this book not only addressesunsafe acts but also describes a number of heroicrecoveries in dire conditions. The stories arespellbinding. Reason discusses what might setheroes apart from others and provides insightsinto the qualities of resilience in people as wellas organizations.This book, with its many thought-provoking insights, will be useful to those involvedin the application of human factors/ergonomics aswell as to academics actually to anyone who isinterested in or concerned with human activity.

The Human Contributionis vital reading for all and for managers of any complex system. Thebook draws its illustrative material from a wide patient safety over the last decade. All studentsof human factors however seasoned will also

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