A Comparative Analysis of Passenger Demand for Two Airport Hubs in the United States

This paper studies the passenger demand for two airport hubs in the United States using econometric time-series modeling. By focusing on the traditional determinants of demand (national income and price), this paper compares the econometric dynamics of passenger demand for a large and a small airpor...

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Main Authors: Selcuk Ertekin, Fassil Fanta
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Language:English
Published: Georgia Southern University 2024-01-01
Series:Journal of Applied Marketing Theory
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Online Access:https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/jamt/vol11/iss2/4/
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description This paper studies the passenger demand for two airport hubs in the United States using econometric time-series modeling. By focusing on the traditional determinants of demand (national income and price), this paper compares the econometric dynamics of passenger demand for a large and a small airport hub. We found that there is a sustained relationship between income, price, and revenue passenger miles over time. We also found that a shock in GDP causes a disruption that has a lasting impact on passenger demand.
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spelling doaj-art-5d78e1dba1c3489a820b00b770349d612025-01-08T16:17:51ZengGeorgia Southern UniversityJournal of Applied Marketing Theory2151-32362024-01-01112436410.20429/jamt.2024.110204A Comparative Analysis of Passenger Demand for Two Airport Hubs in the United StatesSelcuk ErtekinFassil FantaThis paper studies the passenger demand for two airport hubs in the United States using econometric time-series modeling. By focusing on the traditional determinants of demand (national income and price), this paper compares the econometric dynamics of passenger demand for a large and a small airport hub. We found that there is a sustained relationship between income, price, and revenue passenger miles over time. We also found that a shock in GDP causes a disruption that has a lasting impact on passenger demand.https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/jamt/vol11/iss2/4/airportdemand forecastingimpulse-response analysis for air passenger demandairport hubs
spellingShingle Selcuk Ertekin
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A Comparative Analysis of Passenger Demand for Two Airport Hubs in the United States
Journal of Applied Marketing Theory
airport
demand forecasting
impulse-response analysis for air passenger demand
airport hubs
title A Comparative Analysis of Passenger Demand for Two Airport Hubs in the United States
title_full A Comparative Analysis of Passenger Demand for Two Airport Hubs in the United States
title_fullStr A Comparative Analysis of Passenger Demand for Two Airport Hubs in the United States
title_full_unstemmed A Comparative Analysis of Passenger Demand for Two Airport Hubs in the United States
title_short A Comparative Analysis of Passenger Demand for Two Airport Hubs in the United States
title_sort comparative analysis of passenger demand for two airport hubs in the united states
topic airport
demand forecasting
impulse-response analysis for air passenger demand
airport hubs
url https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/jamt/vol11/iss2/4/
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