Pricing the major US hub airports
Implementing congestion pricing at 27 major US airports would reduce delays by 13 passenger-years and 1000 aircraft-hours every day, saving 3-5 million dollars daily. Chicago and Atlanta would save about 1000 dollars per aircraft. Airport revenues would increase about 11 million dollars daily. A bottleneck model with stochastic queues estimates substantial welfare gains whether or not airlines internalize self-imposed delays. Erroneously imposing fees from the non-internalizing specification on internalizing airlines, however, would be a costly mistake. The model calculates equilibrium traffic rates, queuing delays, layover times, connection times, and congestion fee schedules by minute of the day.
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2009
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| Authors: | Daniel, Joseph I. ; Harback, Katherine Thomas |
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Journal of Urban Economics. - Elsevier, ISSN 0094-1190. - Vol. 66.2009, 1, p. 33-56
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Elsevier |
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