Level of service analysis for airport baggage claim with a case study of the Calgary International Airport

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This work presents a methodology to evaluate the level of service (LOS) of an airport baggage claim. A psychometric scaling technique is employed to obtain quantitative data from qualitative data (user responses as a function of five rating categories). Regression analysis is applied to obtain a statistically valid relationship between user responses and observed operational indicators. The proposed model is developed from a case study of the West Jet baggage claim area at the Calgary International Airport - Canada, where 62 passengers have been observed and interviewed. The collected data allowed the proposal of standards, which indicate tolerable limits as a function of various LOS ranges (A-E). The results are useful for managers and designers on assessing the LOS offered in a terminal, but also during the planning and design stages of an airport. Copyright © 2010 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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Correia, A. R., & Wirasinghe, S. C. (2010). Level of service analysis for airport baggage claim with a case study of the Calgary International Airport. In Journal of Advanced Transportation (Vol. 44, pp. 103–112). https://doi.org/10.1002/atr.113

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