A METHOD FOR DETERMINING THE ECONOMIC VALUE OF AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL IMPROVEMENTS AND APPLICATION TO ALL-WEATHER LANDING SYSTEMS, VOLUME I.

Abstract

The method as applied to an all-weather landing system concludes the following: Additional demand leading to increased revenues to air carriers, $11,500,000; cost savings to air carriers, $9,379,000; cost savings to general aviation, $292,000; value of accidents prevented, $3,791,000. Since the annual operating costs of an all-weather landing system were not available, the annual net return of this ATC improvement was not calculated. A further conclusion based upon a detailed study of the installation of all-weather landing systems at 22 airports (a stratified sample of all approach control airports in the United States) shows that: 50% of the total dollar benefits would be realized if installations were made at only 14 airports. (Author)

Document Details

Document Type
Technical Report
Publication Date
Jan 01, 1966
Accession Number
AD0658214

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  • Accidents
  • Air Traffic
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  • Traffic
  • United States

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  • Aerospace Engineering
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