2005-2015年中国航空运输中城市角色的变化

IF 1.8 Q2 GEOGRAPHY

Asian Geographer Pub Date : 2018-01-02 DOI:10.1080/10225706.2018.1431554

K. O'Connor, K. Fuellhart, Shengrun Zhang

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摘要

摘要在过去的十年里，航空运输在中国迅速发展。这一增长与经济发展以及围绕航空公司运营和城市和省级航空运输基础设施责任的法规的自由化相一致。本文通过确定2005年和2015年37个城市在一系列航空运营指标中的排名，分析了航空业应对这些变化的方式。结果显示，七个领先城市的排名保持不变，在这段时间内，其他城市的每一项措施都只发生了微小变化。研究结果表明，中国航空运输的总体地理格局存在一定程度的惯性。更密切地关注航空公司的活动，特别是小型和大型航空公司以及企业集团内的航空公司，将是未来研究的一个重要方向。

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Change in the role of cities in China’s air transport 2005–2015

ABSTRACT Air transport has been expanding rapidly in China over the past decade. That growth corresponded with economic development as well as liberalization in the regulations surrounding airline operations and city and provincial responsibilities for air transport infrastructure. This paper analyses the way the airline industry responded to those changes by identifying the rank of 37 cities on a series of measures of airline operations in 2005 and 2015. Results show that the ranks of the seven leading cities remain unchanged, and only a small change has been recorded on each of the measures at other cities over this time period. The results suggest that there is a level of inertia in the overall geography of China’s air transport. Closer attention to the activity of the airlines, with particular attention to small and large airlines, as well as those within corporate groups will be an important direction in future research.

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