Journal of Airport Management is the leading professional and research journal on the management of airports. It publishes in-depth, peer-reviewed articles and real-world case studies on all aspects of airport management including operations, finance, safety, security, environment and sustainability, development, ground-handling, airport-airline relations, retail operations, marketing and regulation.
Guided by an expert Editorial Board and published in association with Airports Council International, each quarterly 100-page issue publishes original, authoritative articles and case studies written by and for airport managers and regulators, as well as advisers, service providers, researchers and academics. The journal’s peer-reviewed articles provide detailed analysis, new thinking, ‘lessons learned’ and ‘how to’ guides from fellow professionals around the world that can be applied in your organization, together with the latest applied research in the field.
The journal does not publish the ‘bite sized’ information all too common on the internet but rather the in-depth, practical insight and guidance required by airport professionals to benefit the profitability and effectiveness of their organizations, as well as their personal development and employability.
Journal of Airport Management is listed and indexed in Scopus, Transportation Research Information Service (TRIS) and Cabell’s Journalytics.
