A Guidebook for Airport-Airline Consortiums (2014) / Chapter Skim
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50 Terminal and Equipment Consortiums The general success of terminal and equipment consortiums is often discussed, but the measure of success is difficult to define. As indicated in the Illustrative Examples and Observations section in Chapter 7, performance criteria have not been established for most terminal and equipment consortiums.
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Consortium Success Metrics 51 ACRP Synthesis 31 included a survey of airports, airlines, and consortium operators regarding consortium requirements and expectation achievement. The data shows 90% of the airport respondents, 100% of the airline respondents, and 100% of the consortium operator respondents indicated that the consortiums they are involved with met or exceeded expectations from a contract compliance perspective, overall performance perspective, and an airport-airline relationship perspective.
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52 A Guidebook for Airport-Airline Consortiums well as pumps to pump the fuel to the various terminals and concourses. Tank farms typically contain a bank of fuel filters to ensure the fuel is at the prescribed quality before it is pumped for use in aircraft.
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