Planning for Offsite Airport Terminals (2010) / Chapter Skim
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However, the planning concepts in each of the chapters are interrelated, and it is recommended that consideration be given to all of the topics, whether or not the entire guide is used. The chapters are as follows: • Chapter 1: Introduction • Chapter 2: Rationale for an Offsite Terminal • Chapter 3: Market Determination • Chapter 4: Project Definition and Planning • Chapter 5: Costs and Benefits • Chapter 6: Plan of Finance and Financial Feasibility • Chapter 7: Branding, Advertising, and Customer Service • Chapter 8: Implementation Guidelines • Chapter 9: Performance Monitoring Backup materials for the majority of information presented in this guide can be found in the Final Report for ACRP Project 10-02, available at the TRB website (trb.org)
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There may also be the option to check baggage and to receive boarding passes. The transportation connection between the offsite terminal and the airport is a scheduled bus or rail service operating year-round that is used exclusively for the transport of airport customers.
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