Asia Pacific Air Transport: Challenges and Policy Reforms
Date of publication:
2000
Publisher:
Institute of Southeast Asian Studies
Number of pages:
230
Code:
APEC3
About the publication
The air transport industry is one of the most rapidly growing in the Asia Pacific region. However, the airlines of the region face a number of challenges. These include not only a number of commercial issues but also the reform of the policy environment. How will consumers be affected as the industry and the regulators respond? These challenges and questions are examined in this timely and authoritative book on the air transport industry and its future direction. A separate edition for Australia and New Zealand is available from Australia Japan Research Centre.
Contents
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Preliminary pages with Introduction
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1. Challenges and Opportunities for Asian Airlines and Governments, by Tae Oum, contributor
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2. Air Traffic Congestion and Infrastructure Development in the Asia Pacific Region
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3. Privatisation in Asia Pacific Aviation, by Peter Forsyth, contributor
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4. Impediments to Liberalisation in Asia Pacific International Aviation, by Michael Tretheway, contributor
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5. Multiple Designation Policy in Korea
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6. Multiple Designation Policy in Australia, by Christopher Findlay, David Round, contributors
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7. Air Transport Policy in Japan: Limited Competition under Regulation, by Hirotaka Yamauchi, contributor
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8. The Asia Pacific Airline Industry: Prospects for Multilateral Liberalisation, by John Bowen, contributor
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9. Canada-US Open Skies, by Michael Tretheway, contributor
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10. Developments in the European Union: Lessons for the Pacific Asia Region
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11. Flying Towards a Single Aviation Market across the Tasman, by Christopher Findlay, Christopher Kissling, contributors
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Glossary, Acronyms, Index
