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airport infrastructure
- Definição1
- The full range of airport facilities and any environmental or other components, used in the operation of services at an airport.
- Fonte1
- AIRPORTS COUNCIL INTERNATIONAL; INTERNATIONAL AIR TRANSPORT ASSOCIATION; WORLDWIDE AIRPORT COORDINATORS GROUP. Worldwide airport slot guidelines (WASG). 2nd ed. Montreal: ACI: WWACG: IATA, 2022. 71 p.
- Fonte2
- INTERNATIONAL CIVIL AVIATION ORGANIZATION. Council 185th session: Montreal, 22 september-17 november 2008: summary minutes with subject index. Montreal, 2009. (Doc. 9927 C/1161).
- Fonte3
- AIRPORTS COUNCIL INTERNATIONAL; INTERNATIONAL AIR TRANSPORT ASSOCIATION; WORLDWIDE AIRPORT COORDINATORS GROUP. Worldwide airport slot guidelines (WASG). 2nd ed. Montreal: ACI: WWACG: IATA, 2022. 71 p.
- Contexto
- The Representative of Malaysia trusted that in pursuance of the measures to achieve emissions reductions as identified by WG/2, the GIACC would not overlook the importance of efficient operation in the air and on the ground, and improvement of air traffic management, airport infrastructure and also alternative fuels.
- The airport managing body of a Level 1 airport should monitor demand for airport infrastructure and develop additional capacity when required to meet that demand. It is also responsible for working with handling agents and other agencies to avoid constraints that impact on airline operations. The airport managing body may request information from airlines on planned operations in specified formats. In some cases, it may appoint a data collection agent to undertake this task.
- Subárea
- Aviation
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- infrastructure aéroportuaire