Reference Guide on Understanding Common Use at Airports (2010) / Chapter Skim
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It can also be used as the basis for assessing the airport's existing and required commonuse capabilities, in order to help understand its current position and develop a strategy for the future. The roadmap emphasizes the need to balance the requirements of the airport operator and the key stakeholders (e.g., airlines, agencies, and solution and maintenance providers)
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. An airport operator should establish a Common-Use Committee composed of representatives from all key stakeholders.
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On a regular basis, as the different common-use business models come on line, the Committee should share lessons learned and key operational experiences with the aviation community at large to learn from fellow airport operators who recently implemented common use. Key Roadmapping Success Factors • Be compelling.
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