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URBAN TRANSPORT, 2014 Algarve, 28 – 30 May, 2014

URBAN TRANSPORT, 2014 Algarve, 28 – 30 May, 2014. How to convert a regional airport into „Airport City” in Central Europe – The „ airLED ” project Miklós Siska KTI Institute for Transport Sciences Non-profit Ltd. Budapest - Hungary. Content of my paper Introduction

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URBAN TRANSPORT, 2014 Algarve, 28 – 30 May, 2014

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  1. URBAN TRANSPORT, 2014Algarve, 28 – 30 May, 2014 How to convert a regional airport into „Airport City” in Central Europe – The „airLED” project MiklósSiska KTI Institute for Transport Sciences Non-profit Ltd. Budapest - Hungary

  2. Content of my paper Introduction Role of an airport in the sustainable urban development Characteristics of air-transport intensive activities Contribution of airports to the local economic development Criteria of an „Airport City” Different types of connections between airports and their surrounding areas by road/rail and the importance of intermodality Structure of the „airLED” project Partners Methods Tools developed in the project Results of the „airLED” project EU State-of-Art Report and Status-quo Analyses Polycentric development plans Recommendations Conclusions How to convert a regional airport into „Airport City” in Central Europe – The „airLED” projectURBAN TRANSPORT, 2014 – Algarve, 28 – 30 May, 2014

  3. How to convert a regional airport into „Airport City” in Central Europe – The „airLED” projectURBAN TRANSPORT, 2014 – Algarve, 28 – 30 May, 2014

  4. Some air-traffic generating factor in Europe Strong Economies Dense population High proportion of human Urbanized areas resources in science and technology How to convert a regional airport into „Airport City” in Central Europe – The „airLED” projectURBAN TRANSPORT, 2014 – Algarve, 28 – 30 May, 2014

  5. Major airports in Central – Europe (> 100 thousand pax/year) How to convert a regional airport into „Airport City” in Central Europe – The „airLED” projectURBAN TRANSPORT, 2014 – Algarve, 28 – 30 May, 2014

  6. How to convert a regional airport into „Airport City” in Central Europe – The „airLED” projectURBAN TRANSPORT, 2014 – Algarve, 28 – 30 May, 2014

  7. Different answers on new challenges on the changing European air-traffic market Airport network: co-ordinated airport group at national and/or regional level (e.g.: AENA – Spain, LFV – Sweden, PPL – Poland, Manchester Airport Group – UK) Alliance anchor hub: hub where the major airline alliance groups connect (e.g.: London Heathrow, Paris Charles de Gaulle, Frankfurt am Main) Airport city: airport that provides all major services of a city, without leaving the site (e.g.: Munich, Zurich) Multi-modal port: airport city with strong intermodal connections (e.g.: Amsterdam – Schiphol) Airport as final destination: airport that provides a retail/service centre for their own community (e.g.: Athens) Business traffic: airport that tailors to business traffic (scheduled and/or non-scheduled) (e.g.: London City, Farnborough, Le Bourget) “Low Cost” Base: airport which focuses on low cost airlines (e.g.: Bergamo, Charleroi, London Stansted) Freight platform: airport specifically catering to the needs of freight operations (e.g.: Liege, Leipzig) How to convert a regional airport into „Airport City” in Central Europe – The „airLED” projectURBAN TRANSPORT, 2014 – Algarve, 28 – 30 May, 2014

  8. Airport Cities in Europe by Dr. Kasarda How to convert a regional airport into „Airport City” in Central Europe – The „airLED” projectURBAN TRANSPORT, 2014 – Algarve, 28 – 30 May, 2014

  9. The „airLED” partnership How to convert a regional airport into „Airport City” in Central Europe – The „airLED” projectURBAN TRANSPORT, 2014 – Algarve, 28 – 30 May, 2014

  10. Strategic goals of regional airports in the „airLED” project to enhance cooperation among stakeholders to stimulate economic growth in airport regions to prepare an integrated polycentric development plan to become an Airport City How to convert a regional airport into „Airport City” in Central Europe – The „airLED” projectURBAN TRANSPORT, 2014 – Algarve, 28 – 30 May, 2014

  11. Structure of the „airLED” project How to convert a regional airport into „Airport City” in Central Europe – The „airLED” projectURBAN TRANSPORT, 2014 – Algarve, 28 – 30 May, 2014

  12. FOCUS ON PLANNING Planning: a crucial factor because it is the only way to make the airport city sustainable Airport city require bringing together: airport planning urban planning business site planning How to convert a regional airport into „Airport City” in Central Europe – The „airLED” projectURBAN TRANSPORT, 2014 – Algarve, 28 – 30 May, 2014

  13. BASED ON WHAT? Transport network: accessibility not only of the airport but also of the whole catchment area multimodal ground transit Advanced Technology: if available in the area (e.g. ICT networks) makes the area more worthwhile for high tech companies Regional marketing How to convert a regional airport into „Airport City” in Central Europe – The „airLED” projectURBAN TRANSPORT, 2014 – Algarve, 28 – 30 May, 2014

  14. ROLES OF STAKEHOLDERS Airportsserving as a catalyst and magnet for landside business development Local Institutionsas responsible for planning the investments and making the area more desirable Users and companies for creating a network All together for Public Private Partnerships How to convert a regional airport into „Airport City” in Central Europe – The „airLED” projectURBAN TRANSPORT, 2014 – Algarve, 28 – 30 May, 2014

  15. Results of the „airLED” project Large number of meetings of stakeholders RDCB meetings, Master Class in the regions Polycentric Development Plans elaborated in the regions Transnational methodology Large number of different documents See: http://airled.eu/ How to convert a regional airport into „Airport City” in Central Europe – The „airLED” projectURBAN TRANSPORT, 2014 – Algarve, 28 – 30 May, 2014

  16. ACCESSIBILITY (LAND – AIR) How to convert a regional airport into „Airport City” in Central Europe – The „airLED” projectURBAN TRANSPORT, 2014 – Algarve, 28 – 30 May, 2014 Budapest Modlin Bologna Ljubljana • Road accessibility needs enhancement • Yes coach, no rail • 66 EU destination + 16 international • Weak NC • Road accessibility needs enhancement • Seldom rail connection • 38 EU destination and 2 national • Only LCC • Road accessibility can be enhanced • Yes coach, no rail • 104 destinations • Weak NC • Road accessibility needs enhancement • Yes coach, no rail • 19 destinations • Weak NC • Accessibility as crucial issue for an airport city: all airports are suitable of upgrades or in some cases need strong improvements. • Relying only on weak national carriers or only the on extremely volatile LCC market segment could be risky. For the same reason, regional airports are not likely to develop into airport cities very soon.

  17. Emilia-Romagna - BLQ Ljubljana Budapest Modlin Infrastruct. How to convert a regional airport into „Airport City” in Central Europe – The „airLED” projectURBAN TRANSPORT, 2014 – Algarve, 28 – 30 May, 2014 Traffic Accessibility National rank 1 10 7 1 Closeness to city <15 40 <10 25 TEN-T network Demograph. trend Potential „Airport City”

  18. Recommendations Don’t ignore the importance even of small airports Always pay particular attention on connectivity between airport and surrounding areas (modes and intermodality) Open and democratic decision making process is crucial Use the experiences of knowledge provider institutions Stakeholders should control at milestones of the processes How to convert a regional airport into „Airport City” in Central Europe – The „airLED” projectURBAN TRANSPORT, 2014 – Algarve, 28 – 30 May, 2014

  19. Thank you for your attention! Miklós Siska siska.miklos@kti.hu KTI Non-profit Ltd. www.kti.hu Thanks to the Co-authors: Mr. Alberto Preti Mr. Gábor Soóki-Tóth How to convert a regional airport into „Airport City” in Central Europe – The „airLED” projectURBAN TRANSPORT, 2014 – Algarve, 28 – 30 May, 2014

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