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A Importância e Centralidade dos Aeroportos Brasileiros no Tráfego Regular de Passageiros

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  • Eliane Brito

    (University of Beira Interior - UBI Faculty of Engineering / Department of Aerospace Sciences)

  • Jorge Miguel Silva

    (University of Beira Interior - UBI Faculty of Engineering / Department of Aerospace Sciences)

  • Maria Emília Baltazar

    (University of Beira Interior - UBI Faculty of Engineering / Department of Civil Engineering and Architecture)

  • Bárbara Martins

    (University of Beira Interior - UBI Faculty of Engineering / Department of Aerospace Sciences)

Abstract

A rede aeroportuária brasileira passou por alterações significativas a partir de 2000. Houve mudanças na estrutura de propriedade, gestão e operação, destacando-se o processo de concessões aeroportuárias. A rede possui uma estrutura flexível e sujeita à interferência de fatores externos. A importância e centralidade dos aeroportos sofreram variações no período 2000-2020. O estudo aplica o indicador de confiabilidade, analisando os impactos da pandemia Covid-19. O indicador tem como base a centralidade dos aeroportos e permite classificar os mesmos em relação à continuidade operacional (contextos crítico, preocupante e adequado). Os resultados confirmam o indicador como ferramenta que permite uma análise preliminar de redes aeroportuárias, no segmento doméstico regular.

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  • Eliane Brito & Jorge Miguel Silva & Maria Emília Baltazar & Bárbara Martins, 2023. "A Importância e Centralidade dos Aeroportos Brasileiros no Tráfego Regular de Passageiros," RPER, Associação Portuguesa para o Desenvolvimento Regional, issue 64, pages 115-127, May.
    • Handle: RePEc:apd:rper00:y:2023:i:64:id:50
    DOI: 10.59072/rper.vi64.50
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