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(Oregon State University, USA), (University of Kentucky, USA)
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This books provides a fresh and innovative analysis of the evolving space-time structures of global air travel and city accessibility in the information age, focusing on the massive consumer/business market for air travel.



This books provides a fresh and innovative analysis of the evolving space-time structures of global air travel and city accessibility in the information age. The book focuses on the massive consumer/business market for air travel, its airlines, airports, and the global airline network. The authors utilize a suite of novel data sources that include flight itinerary costs, flight duration, distance traveled, connections made, segments flown and a massive database of origin-destination paths for virtually every airline in the global network. It is likely that the information to be used in this study represents the most comprehensive air travel database ever assembled outside the private sector.

This book examines the fundamental factors beyond physical distance that shape the global airline network in the information age. This includes a comprehensive look at the role of deregulation in the airline industry, terrorism, and the impact of low-cost carriers on competition and airline pricing structures.

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'A most interesting book. It utilizes a vast database to analyze various inter-relationships between distance, space-time compression and airline networks to produce a global typology of world airports. A valuable addition to the literature - especially for research purposes.' Pat Hanlon (University of Birmingham, UK)

1. City Connectivity and Hierarchy
2. Technology and Space-Time Compression in Historical Context
3. Technological Change and Airline Networks
4. Networks, Power and Measures of Distance
5. New Data for a 21st Century Industry
6. Defacto Distance
7. Exploring the Expanse of Time
8. Distance is Money
9. Space-Time Compression within Global Airline Networks
10. Defining Distance and Global Typologies
11. Position and Power in a Global Network
12. Emerging Technologies and Space-Time Compression
13. Future Directions
Indiana University, USA University of Kentucky, USA