Open Skies: Allocation of Landing Slots at Hong Kong Airport Harvard Case Solution & Analysis

Studying the distribution of airport slots. With the growth of the airlines, the slots become scarce. Established airlines historically certain rights to these slots, limiting the opportunities for new entrants. In addition, sometimes the airlines do not make efficient use of their slots. It is often argued that the distribution system should be reviewed to ensure cost effectiveness. A number of countries are considering this question, which is often met with strong resistance from the established airlines. Hong Kong airport congestion is growing, and the question of Hong Kong need to liberalize the distribution system is under discussion. "Hide
by Ka-Fu Wong, Carola Ramon-Berjano Source: University of Hong Kong, 9 pages. Publication Date: January 31, 2005. Prod. #: HKU381-PDF-ENG

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