Airport Landside Capacity

The Definition of Airport Landside Capacity

Airport landside capacity refers to the ability of roadways, parking facilities, public transportation, and curbside areas to handle passenger and vehicle flows efficiently. Congested landside infrastructure can lead to delays and a poor traveler experience.

 

Well-planned landside access supports seamless airport operations. CAST Terminal Simulation enables the assessment and optimization of landside capacity for improved passenger access and mobility.

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With this glossary we would like to give short, basic explanations and definitions for important and frequently used terms in the fields of Analysis, Runway and Terminal Capacity Assessment and Airport Simulation/Allocation. These are based on our experience of practical application in the industry. We would be happy to provide you with more detailed definitions and further explanations. Please feel free to contact us.

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