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Transport economic as a function of design, construction and sustainable development for sport-school and commercial aerodrome

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  • Ana Lazarovska

    (Atlantic International University)

  • Verica Dancevska Dancevska

    (Faculty of Technical Sciences)

  • Violeta Manevska

    (IT and Communications Faculty)

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Transport economics in developing aerodrome infrastructure focuses on optimizing costs, benefits, and economic impacts to create efficient, sustainable air transportation systems that foster regional development and connectivity. The distinction between sport aerodromes, which are minimal recreational facilities, and commercial aerodromes, which are large-scale airports supporting high-volume passenger and cargo operations, is crucial in planning and resource allocation. Developing a new aerodrome involves a strategic master plan that includes site selection, feasibility studies, stakeholder engagement, and phased construction, emphasizing safety, scalability, environmental sustainability, and technological integration. Funding, regulatory compliance, and logistical coordination are integral to ensuring timely, cost-effective implementation, resulting in a resilient facility capable of accommodating future air traffic growth while supporting local economic development.

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  • Ana Lazarovska & Verica Dancevska Dancevska & Violeta Manevska, 2025. "Transport economic as a function of design, construction and sustainable development for sport-school and commercial aerodrome," International Journal of Business and Management, International Institute of Social and Economic Sciences, vol. 12(2), pages 1-12, October.
    • Handle: RePEc:sek:jijobm:v:12:y:2025:i:2:p:1-12
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