Air Transport in the Asia Pacific

David Timothy Duval is Associate Professor in the Faculty of Business and Economics at the University of Winnipeg. He is also Honorary Associate Professor in the School of Business at the University of Otago (where he was employed from 2001 to 2010) and a Senior Visiting Fellow in the School of Aviation at the University of New South Wales. David’s main research interests are in the areas of aviation management and international regulatory environments and has published in the areas of aeropolitics, the economics of international aviation emissions and the relationship between regulation and competition in international civil aviation.

"Collectively, the book's discussions of market growth, shifting geographies of demand and supply, uneven processes of liberalisation and deregulation, the emergence of low-cost carriers, and shifting governance approaches to air transport result in a timely overview of the key issues. Each of the chapters has been written by leading experts in the chosen field, and they consistently provide an original and wellstructured take on their focused topics."Ben Derudder, Ghent University, Belgium, Journal of Transport Geography

• Contents: Scale and scope of commercial air transport in the Asia Pacific, David Timothy Duval; Spatial patterns in commercial aircraft size in the Asia Pacific, 1998-2012: market growth, liberalisation, and sustainability, John Bowen; Networks enabling air transport services in the South Pacific: 40 years of change, Christopher Kissling; Current issues in airport management in New Zealand, David Lyon and Graham Francis; The Asia Pacific region and Australian aviation, Kevin O’Connor and Kurt Fuellhart; Suitability of the low-cost airline model in the South Pacific region, Semisi Taumoepeau; Gateway airports and international and regional connectivity of air transport in the Asia Pacific, Timothy Vowles and Daniel Mertens; Air transport and spatiality of tourist flows: the case of Australia, Tay T.R. Koo, Cheng-Lung Wu, and Larry Dwyer; The future of Australian international aviation: liberalisation, competition, and the Dutch disease, Peter Forsyth and Neelu Seetaram; Commercial aviation data in the Asia Pacific region, Aaron Schiff; Effects of South Korean air carriers’ network developments on route choice behaviour of travellers departing from Japan, Hidenobu Matsumoto and Rogier Lieshout; Air market opening between Taiwan and China: impact on airport and airline network developments in neighbouring Asia Pacific countries, Yi-Shih Chung and Cheng-Lung Wu; Regional liberalisation in Northeast Asia (China, South Korea, and Japan), Jae Woon Lee; Liberalisation of air transport in South Asia - some legal and policy issues, Anusha Wickramasinghe; The future of multilateral liberalisation of air transport in Asia, Alan Khee-Jin Tan; Index.