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Who Really Runs an Airport?
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An airport is far more than a runway and terminal: it is a regulated public utility, a business enterprise, a transportation network, and a permanent negotiation among communities, airlines, tenants, regulators, and taxpayers. This episode follows that system from its historical foundations through flight operations, governance, land use, finance, cybersecurity, leasing, and capital development, with practical guidance for turning technical rules into defensible management decisions.
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8
The Airport Manager’s Real Job
0:00
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How Aviation Became an Airport System
4:14
3
What Happens Before an Aircraft Moves
9:05
4
Who Has Authority at the Airport?
14:04
5
Land Is a Permanent Decision
20:33
6
The Airport as a Financial Steward
25:57
7
When Airport Systems Become Cyber Systems
32:04
8
Leases, Capital, and Long-Term Risk
36:54
