ACRP WebResource 6

PUBLISHED DATE - December 31, 2018

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Click the cover image of second edition of ACRP Research Report 16 to access the report.

Welcome to ACRP WebResource 6: Resources for Managing Small Airports, a companion to ACRP Research Report 16: Guidebook for Managing Small Airports, 2nd edition. The guidebook is designed to be a concise self-help guide for owners, operators, managers and policy makers of small airports to find resources and identify techniques that they may apply to meet their responsibilities. This web resource serves as an electronic library delivering additional resources and tools to allow small airport managers to dig deeper into topics of interest frequently encountered in their airport manager roles. It also contains implementation resources and tools associated with recommendations in the guidebook. The web resource is organized by the guidebook chapters and their topic-related subsections. While intended to complement the guidebook, the web resource can also be used alone. In addition to using the chapters to identify the appropriate resources, the Search the Website feature in the top right corner of this page can be used to identify resources on specific topics.

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