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Asked: June 4, 20222022-06-04T17:10:19+05:30 2022-06-04T17:10:19+05:30In: Highway Engineering

Explain in detail the necessity of study of air port engineering

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      Passenger and freight service will be provided via runways and navigation aids. An airport is a place where travelers can transfer from land to air transportation. An airfield is a place where planes can land and take off, with or without navigational aids or markers. One kind of transportation thatRead more

      Passenger and freight service will be provided via runways and navigation aids. An airport is a place where travelers can transfer from land to air transportation. An airfield is a place where planes can land and take off, with or without navigational aids or markers. One kind of transportation that aims to make inaccessible locations more accessible. People and things are linked across land and sea. Aid in times of need and perform better than others at times. It Saves time wasted on the road that could be used for something else.

      1. Advantages of air travel

      Accessibility: Air travel can reach locations that would otherwise be inaccessible by other modes of transportation, allowing these areas to be economically developed completely through air travel.

      The planes can travel indefinitely because they can fly over both land and ocean. Unlike trains and motorways, they don’t require any type of man-made track. As a result, it allows for a continuous voyage across great distances.

      In an emergency, the air service can be employed to spray chemicals into the air to kill pests. It’s also useful for delivering food packets to flood victims and monitoring the area to gauge the severity of the problem in the event of flooding.

      The great speeds of airplanes, it has resulted in a significant reduction in travel time.

      2. Disadvantages of air travel

      Flight rules: The appropriate authorities have set certain rules, and these laws must be followed for air transportation to run efficiently.

      Operating costs: Due to the considerable investments necessary in planes, airports, maintenance shops, metrological stations, and other infrastructure, as well as specialized pilot training, this mode of transportation is expensive. When compared to other modes of transportation, the number of passengers traveling by air, as well as the amount of goods that can be accommodated, is the smallest, and hence the fares are the highest.

      Safety: Airplane accidents are unusual and distressing in nature. Because of this, passengers have formed psychological anxiety regarding the safety of air travel. Persuading people to travel by air and developing an aviation mindset is getting increasingly challenging, especially in developing countries.

      Weather conditions: Only good weather conditions allow this kind of transportation to operate. During foggy days, for example, airplane landing, and take-off operations will be completely inconvenient.

      It saves time and energy, and there is no traffic involved, making it ideal for business and long-distance travel. As a result, airport engineering must be studied to minimize the drawbacks and enhance the benefits.

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