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11.5 Worldwide airport geographical data
Table 11.7 gives details of the geographical
location of major world civil airports

11.6 Airport reference sources and
bibliography
1. Norman Ashford and Paul H. Wright, Airport
Engineering, 3rd ed. (1992), comprehensively sets forth
the planning, layout, and design of passenger and
freight airports, including heliports and short take-off
and landing (STOL) facilities.
2. Robert Horonjeff and Francis X. McKelvey, Planning
and Design of Airports, 4th ed. (1993), is a comprehen­
sive civil engineering text on the planning, layout, and
design of airports with strong emphasis on aspects such
as aircraft pavements and drainage.
3. International Civil Aviation Organization, Aerodromes:
International Standards and Recommended Practices
(1990), includes the internationally adopted design and
operational standards for all airports engaged in inter­
national civil aviation.
4. Christopher R. Blow, Airport Terminals (1991),
provides an architectural view of the functioning of
airport passenger terminals with extensive coverage of
design case studies. Walter Hart, The Airport Passenger
Terminal (1985, reprinted 1991), describes the functions
of passenger terminals and their design requirements.
5. International Air Transport Association, Airport
Terminals Reference Manual, 7th ed. (1989), provides
design and performance requirements of passenger and
freight terminals as set out by the international airlines’
trade association.
6. Denis Phipps, The Management of Aviation Security
(1991), describes the operational and design require­
ments of civil airports to conform to national and inter­
national regulations.
7. Norman Ashford, H.P. Martin Stanton, and Clifton A.
Moore, Airport Operations (1984, reissued 1991),
extensively discusses many aspects of airport operation
and management, including administrative structure,
security, safety, environmental impact, performance
indices, and passenger and aircraft handling.
8. Norman Ashford and Clifton A. Moore, Airport
Finance (1992), discusses the revenue and expenditure
patterns of airport authorities, methods of financing,
business planning, and project appraisal.
9. Rigas Doganis, The Airport Business (1992), examines
the status of airport business in the early 1990s, perfor­
mance indices, commercial opportunities, and privati­
zation of airports.