Airport Capacity and Delays

G. F. Newell
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G. F. Newell: University of California, Berkeley, California

Transportation Science, 1979, vol. 13, issue 3, 201-241

Abstract: The following is a survey and critique of the literature on airport capacity. It was originally written as a set of lecture notes for a university course on airport planning. The purpose is to describe, in as simple a way as possible, how the capacity of a runway configuration depends upon the strategy for sequencing various types of operations (heavy or light arriving or departing aircraft), the runway geometry, the instrument flight rules, etc.

Date: 1979
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