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10 Establishing Goals and Policies for the Airport's Ground Transportation Program This chapter provides an overview on how airport staff document their relevant goals and policies and describes the metrics that can be used to evaluate the performance of the best practices described in this guidebook. Documenting Management Goals and Policies When identifying and evaluating potential best practices, it is beneficial to first confirm and define the relevant goals of airport management.
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11 transportation services and the costs of providing and maintaining the facilities which they use. They establish policies and regulations which minimize the airport staff resources needed to oversee, control, and enforce commercial ground transportation services while supporting other goals of airport management.
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12 hybrids) or provide incentives to those operators using alternative fuels.
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13 • Opportunities for use of public transportation. Public transportation is used by fewer than 15% of all airline passengers at all but six U.S.
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14 fees that (a) reflect the business benefits derived by the various classes of commercial ground transportation operators, (b)
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15 defining peers. However, since most medium, small, and nonhub airports serve few connecting passengers, the number of enplaned and deplaned or total airline passengers can be used to define peers at these airports.
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16 dence (local residents versus visitors) , type of airline (domestic versus international, or legacy versus low-cost carriers)
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