Guidebook for evaluating terminal renewal versus replacement options
By: Ricondo & Associates, Inc. ; in association with Faith Group, LLC, Kohnen-Starkey, Inc
Contributors: Airport Cooperative Research Program; United States. Federal Aviation Administration; Ricondo & Associates; Faith Group, LLC; Kohnen-Starkey, Inc
Series: ACRP report -- 68; ACRP report -- 68.
Publisher: Transportation Research Board
Published: 2012
Place of publication: Washington, D.C
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9780309258197
Subjects: Airport buildings; Handbooks, manuals; Airport terminals; Planning; Design and construction; Common use facilities; Airport facilities; Airport parking facilities; Decision making; Evaluation and assessment
Description: This guidebook for airport professionals, policy makers, and industry professionals provides a step-by-step process for conducting a business-driven evaluation of competing options to renew or replace airport terminal facilities. Some of the contributing factors of these decision-making tools include life-cycle cost, airside/landside or terminal capacity in relation to passenger demand, facilities obsolescence and condition, development risk, development schedule, changes in regulatory requirements, airline needs, operational constraints, tenant make-up, and airport business model. The process is repeatable and scalable to airports of different sizes. Furthermore, the guidebook is intended to assist airports in identifying the need for terminal redevelopment and selecting among competing options for renewing versus replacing existing terminal facilities. The guidebook promotes a sequential four-step process wherein the need for terminal redevelopment is determined, options are developed, evaluations are performed, and recommendations are documented.
Notes: At head of title: Airport Cooperative Research Program.

Accompanied by a CD-ROM (numbered CRP-CD-112) that contains Excel-based analysis templates for Appendix C.

Includes bibliographical references.

Also available online.

Research sponsored by the Federal Aviation Administration ACRP project 07-07