Air Travel Forecasting: 1965-1975

Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. Aviation Dept. Forecast and Analysis Division; Eno Foundation for Highway Traffic Control

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Air Travel Forecasting: 1965-1975

1957-01-01
By Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. Aviation Dept. Forecast and Analysis Division ...

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Alternative Title:

Forecast of the United States Domestic Air Passenger Market: 1965-1975
Corporate Creators:

Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. Aviation Dept. Forecast and Analysis Division ; Eno Foundation for Highway Traffic Control

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Subject/TRT Terms:

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Airlines Airports Air Traffic Control Air Travel Data Collection Demographics Forecasting Long Range Planning Passengers Travel Demand
Resource Type:

Research Paper
Geographical Coverage:

United States ; Connecticut ; New York

United States ; Connecticut ; New York Less -
Corporate Publisher:

Eno Foundation for Highway Traffic Control
Abstract:

The forecast presented herein illustrates methods developed by The Port of New York Authority for measuring the market for travel by application of national survey findings to the census of population and national population projections furnished by the Bureau of the Census and Bureau of Labor Statistics. The survey findings indicated that different types of information should be used in grouping and classifying the characteristics of the population making business trips and those making personal trips. For example, it was found unnecessary to include education as a separate factor when studying the characteristics of people making business trips, since educational level is generally implied by the person's occupation and, in part, in his industry affiliation.
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US Transportation Collection
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urn:sha256:5c7dd386d74859b96d31b976103208e345e1aa35e897155b00ac3d2122855df4
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