CAP 771: Connecting the Continents: Long Haul Passenger Operations from the UK
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Reference:CAP 771
Title:Connecting the Continents: Long Haul Passenger Operations from the UK
Description:IMPORTANT NOTE: A correction to Table 1.7 has been incorporated on 1/8/2007.
In 1994 the CAA published CAP639, a comprehensive study of European long haul passenger markets. This new study complements and updates the 1994 publication. Focusing on long haul passenger operations to and from the UK, it highlights the main characteristics and how they have changed over the intervening years. It aiso looks at the impact of possible future developments in long haul travel, some of the newer business models that are emerging, and examines the factors that will inform the definition of relevant markets for long haul air travel.
Status:Current
Review Comment:None
Version:1
Date:31 July 2007
Title:Connecting the Continents: Long Haul Passenger Operations from the UK
Description:IMPORTANT NOTE: A correction to Table 1.7 has been incorporated on 1/8/2007.
In 1994 the CAA published CAP639, a comprehensive study of European long haul passenger markets. This new study complements and updates the 1994 publication. Focusing on long haul passenger operations to and from the UK, it highlights the main characteristics and how they have changed over the intervening years. It aiso looks at the impact of possible future developments in long haul travel, some of the newer business models that are emerging, and examines the factors that will inform the definition of relevant markets for long haul air travel.
Status:Current
Review Comment:None
Version:1
Date:31 July 2007
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