Випуск: № 4, 2023
Doi: https://doi.org/10.37634/efp.2023.4.7
Мультимодальні перевезення стають новою нормою, що змінює підхід надання транспортних послуги та сприяють високоякісним процесам перевезенням. Дослідження спрямовано на вивчення попереднього досвіду використання вузлових аеропортів як мультимодальних транспортних вузлів. Досвід об’єднання кількох транспортних модальностей в один великий транспортний хаб надає безумовну конкурентну спроможність. У статті розглянуто теоретичні засади та особливості роботи аеропортів, які виникають в організації мультимодальних транспортних комплексів на базі аеропортових хабів.
Ключові слова : авіаційний транспорт, мультимодальний транспорт, транспорт, аеропортовий хаб, інформаційне забезпечення, пасажирські перевезення, інфраструктура
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