What are the Determinants to form of Air Logistics Cluster and what are their Effects (Focus on Incheon International Airport)
Seon-Gyeong Park, Seok-Jin Hong, Cheon-Su Kim
Abstract
Seon-Gyeong Park, Seok-Jin Hong, Cheon-Su Kim
Abstract
Recently, airport competitiveness measure is not only passenger and cargo throughput but also value-added activities of their hinterland and airport city. That is, airport competitiveness comes from airport versus airport to airport with their own-supplied city and hinterland connected with airport to provide diversified functions. This study surveyed and analyzed how to form a cluster focused on Incheon International Airport and what are important factors to form of cluster in achieving competences. These clusters need government's political support. In this case, there was a shortage of specialized human resources in competent local suppliers, and limited informations sharing.
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Recently, airport competitiveness measure is not only passenger and cargo throughput but also value-added activities of their hinterland and airport city. That is, airport competitiveness comes from airport versus airport to airport with their own-supplied city and hinterland connected with airport to provide diversified functions. This study surveyed and analyzed how to form a cluster focused on Incheon International Airport and what are important factors to form of cluster in achieving competences. These clusters need government's political support. In this case, there was a shortage of specialized human resources in competent local suppliers, and limited informations sharing.
Key concepts: Business, International airport, Economic shortage, Cluster (spacecraft), Government (linguistics), Transport engineering, Marketing, Engineering