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Airports Council International (ACI), the trade association of the world’s airports,

was founded in 1991 with the objective of fostering cooperation among its member

airports and other partners in world aviation, including the International Civil

Aviation Organization, the International Air Transport Association and the Civil Air

Navigation Services Organisation. In representing the best interests of airports

during key phases of policy development, ACI makes a signi�cant contribution

toward ensuring a global air transport system that is safe, secure, e�cient and

environmentally sustainable.

Airports Council International


Airports Council International (ACI), the trade association of the world’s airports,

was founded in 1991 with the objective of fostering cooperation among its member

airports and other partners in world aviation, including the International Civil

Aviation Organization, the International Air Transport Association and the Civil Air

Navigation Services Organisation. In representing the best interests of airports

during key phases of policy development, ACI makes a signi�cant contribution

toward ensuring a global air transport system that is safe, secure, e�cient and

environmentally sustainable.

Airports Council International

“Knowing where you want to go is only half the battle; you need to know how to get there. The sharing of knowledgeand best practices is the most e�ective way to accelerate progressby avoiding false starts and wrong turns.”– Angela Gittens, Director General, ACI World


SECTION A: ECONOMICS AND STATISTICS ................................................ 1

SECTION B: SAFETY AND SECURITY ......................................................... 16

SECTION C: POLICY AND OTHER HANDBOOKS .................................... 26

SECTION D: MANAGEMENT TOOLS .......................................................... 30

TABLE OF CONTENTS


“Interpreting and disseminating information on the business of airports − large and small, from all over the world − helps members to replicate successes, avoid pitfalls and start a dialogue on what works and what doesn’t.”

ECONOMICS AND STATISTICS

– Angela Gittens, Director General, ACI World

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ACI Key Performance Indicators (2015)

ACI’s Airport Key Performance Indicators provide invaluable insight into areas ranging from financial and employee performance to fixed-asset productivity and airport operations. The use of internationally comparable indicators provides quantifiable barometers of industry activity, and these indicators are presented as industry averages based on various groupings: airport size (e.g., <1 million passengers to >40 million passengers); economic grouping (e.g., advanced economies, emerging and developing economies, BRICS, etc.);

geographical region; regulatory model; and ownership (e.g.,

public, private, public-private partnership).

40 detailed statistical tables Quantifiable barometers of industry activity Survey data from 818 airports

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2015 ACI Airport Economics ReportA COMPREHENSIVE VIEW OF THE INDUSTRY’S 2014 FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE

GLOBAL INDICATORS

REPRESENTING 71% OF THE WORLD’S

PASSENGER TRAFFIC

ANALYSES FOR OVER 800

AIRPORTS

Relevant statistics. Superior decision-making.

Better airports.

ACI Airport Economics Report (2015)

This edition of the ACI Airport Economics Report presents global analyses relative to airport activity for the financial year 2014. An in-depth analysis of air transport demand across the globe and in key emerging markets is present-ed. As in previous years, the bedrock of the report consists of summaries of, and commentary on, industry revenues (aeronautical and non-aeronautical) by source and costs (operating and capital), and their evolution over time.

More airports surveyed than ever before Data from 818 airports All regions and sizes represented

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The previous year’s (2013) report is also available.

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ACI Airport Economics Report (2014)

In its 19th edition, the 2014 ACI Airport Economics Report

provides an invaluable measure of the airport industry’s

2013 financial and economic performance based on an

annual data survey collection of the world’s airports. This

edition significantly expands the coverage of airport

economics, including airport infrastructure, capacity,

employment, ownership and regulatory models. An

in-depth analysis of industry income (aeronautical and

non-aeronautical) and costs (operating and capital costs)

continues to be the bedrock of the report.

Key Performance Indicators included Exhaustive statistical annex Financial and economic benchmarks


ACI Annual World Airport Traffic Dataset (2015 dataset in Excel)

The ACI Annual World Airport Traffic Dataset (Excel version) covers airport traffic statistics for the 2015and 2014 calendar years for over 2,300 airports in 160 countries, by three thematic areas: passengers, cargo (freight and mail) and aircraft movements. Data is presented by airport, city, country and region; furthermore, individual airport entries feature international and domestic terminal breakdowns.

Detailed data by airport, city, country, region Over 2,300 airports surveyed Traffic statistics for 2015 and 2014

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ACI Annual World Airport Traffic

2015DATASET

The most authoritative source for global airport traffic statistics and analysis on passenger, cargo and aircraft movements

EXCEL VERSION

Data from over 2,300 airports in more than 160 countries


ACI Annual World Airport Traffic Report(2015 WATR)

The 2015 ACI Annual World Airport Traffic Report (PDF) provides comprehensive data coverage for over 2,300 airports in 160 countries worldwide. ACI’s flagship publication remains the authoritative source and industry reference for the latest airport traffic data, rankings and trends on air transport de-mand. In depth analyses and detailed statistical data is pre-sented by three thematic areas: passengers, air cargo (freight and mail) and aircraft movements. International and domestic

traffic breakdowns are also presented in this publication.

Comprehensive data coverage Authoritative source and industry reference In depth analyses and detailed statistical data

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ACI Annual World Airport Traffic

2015REPORT

The most authoritative source for global airport traffic statistics and analysis on passenger, cargo and aircraft movements

Data from over 2,300 airports in more than 160 countries


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ACI Annual World Airport Traffic Report(2014 WATR)

The 2014 ACI World Airport Traffic Report provides

comprehensive analysis of trends, rankings and traffic

statistics for over 2,200 airports in more than 160 countries,

by three thematic areas: passengers, cargo (freight and

mail) and aircraft movements. International and domestic

traffic breakdowns are presented as well.

Analysis of air transport demand and trends Comprehensive statistical tables Global view of the industry


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ACI Annual World Airport Traffic Statistics (2014 dataset in Excel)

The ACI World Airport Traffic dataset covers airport traffic

statistics for the 2013 calendar year for over 2,200 airports

in more than 160 countries by three thematic areas: pas-

sengers, cargo (freight and mail) and aircraft movements.

Data is presented by airport, city, country and region;

furthermore, individual airport entries feature international

and domestic terminal breakdowns for international and

domestic traffic.

Comprehensive coverage - Over 2,200 airports surveyed Detailed data by airport, city, country, region Data for 2013


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ACI Global Traffic Forecast 2012–2031

The 2013 edition of the ACI Global Traffic Forecast

Report covers 2012–2031. It is based on detailed

inputs from close to 200 airports all over the world,

from small Origin and Destination airports to large

hubs. This high level of coverage means that the

forecasts closely reflect industry expectations and

are the most accurate available at the time of writing.

In-depth forecasts and industry data Useful guide to plan for future demand Provides insight into growth drivers


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ACI Monthly World Airport Traffic Report (MWATR)

ACI’s Monthly Worldwide Airport Traffic report features

detailed statistics and regional summaries covering

passengers, cargo and aircraft movements for

approximately 1,000 airports participating in the

monthly collection. The MWATR can also be packaged

with the ACI Monthly International Passenger &

Freight Traffic Report (MIPFTR) at a reduced rate.

Monthly data on passengers, cargo and movements Detailed breakdowns by airport, city and region YTD and 12-month data provided


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ACI Monthly International Passenger & Freight Traffic Report (MIPFTR)

ACI’s Monthly International Passenger and Freight

Report features detailed statistics and regional

summaries covering international passengers and

freight for approximately 650 airports participating

in the monthly collection. The MIPFTR can also be

packaged with the ACI Monthly World Airport Traffic

Report (MWATR) at a reduced rate.

Monthly data on international passengers and freight Detailed breakdowns by airport YTD and 12-month data provided


Indices and raw data Monthly and annual time series Cargo (freight and mail) in metric tonnes

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Customized Statistics (datasets)

ACI offers an array of statistical services to customize

any dataset based on client needs and preferences.

If you prefer derived traffic indicators, measures of

traffic seasonality, comparative airport user charges

or simply just a raw dataset for a specific group of

airports and time series, simply send your request to

[email protected] for a price quote.


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ACI Airport Traffic Forecasting Manual 2011: A Practical Guide Addressing Best Practices

The ACI Airport Traffic Forecasting Manual: A practical

guide addressing best practices (2011) is an overview of

best practices in airport traffic forecasting, including

recommendations on collection and analysis, as well as

presentation of forecasts for various timelines.

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ACI Guide to Airport Economic Regulation

The purpose of the guide is to provide information to

help airports understand economic regulation and the

different ways such regulation might be implemented.

The document can be used to assist in the education of

airport stakeholders on airport economic regulation and

also discusses the criteria for the application of regulation

while recognizing that regulation is not required in all

circumstances.

Showcases the latest developments Presents clear recommendations Explains regulation models and applications


ACI Statistics Manual: A Practical Guide Addressing Best Practices

The ACI Statistics Manual: A practical guide addressing

best practices (2011) promotes best practices in

airport statistics collection, dissemination and

presentation.

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Valuable training tool Statistical definitions Illustrates how to use data effectively


“Safety and security are our top priorities and key elements of our e�orts in all other areas.”

SAFETY AND SECURITY


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“Safety and security are our top priorities and key elements of our e�orts in all other areas.”

SAFETY AND SECURITY


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ACI Safety Management SystemsHandbook (2016)

This new Safety Management Systems (SMS) handbook

is an action-orientated guide bringing together best

practices, knowledge and experience from aerodromes

around the world. It will assist aerodrome operators

to create a robust SMS using the Plan, Do, Check, Act

method.

Safety Management Systems

HANDBOOKFirst Edition 2016

Action oriented Best practices from aerodromes worldwide Plan, Do, Check, Act


First Edition 2015

ACI Apron Safety Handbook (2015)

The ACI World Safety and Technical Standing Com-mittee (STSC) presents the 2015 ACI Apron Safety Handbook, updated and expanded from Chapter 2 of the Airside Safety Handbook (4th edition). Aprons are the most congested and busiest areas of an airport with complex activities that are carried out under severe space and time constraints. This new hand-book provides best practices for planning and design of apron layouts and facilities, standard operational practices for safe apron operations, and mitigation and prevention measures for maintenance and construction activities on aprons.

Planning and design Safety and operations Maintenance and construction

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ACI Runway Safety Handbook —First Edition 2014

The ACI World Safety and Technical Standing

Committee (STSC) developed this handbook to

provide methodologies and best practices that

can be implemented to assist airport operators in

achieving a state-of-the-art level of runway safety.

This handbook provides guidance material for the

development of runway safety programmes for all

aerodromes (large or small), as well as ways to tailor,

improve and expand existing programmes.

Operational procedures for runway safety Design considerations Maintenance and construction issues and runway closures


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Emergency Preparedness and Planning Handbook — First Edition 2014

The ACI World Safety and Technical Standing Committee

(STSC) has developed this handbook by providing

experiences from their aerodromes and including

best practices from other international bodies such

as ICAO and IATA. The handbook is designed to

assist aerodrome operators in the development and

implementation of a robust aerodrome emergency

plan while considering business continuity and

restoration of operations after an emergency.

Planning and implementing of emergency response Business continuity planning Roles and interfaces


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ACI Wildlife Hazard Management Handbook — Second Edition 2013

Wildlife Hazard Management is an important element

of the operations at all airports. ACI is pleased to

announce the release of the expanded and updated

ACI Wildlife Hazard Management Handbook.

How to create a wildlife hazard management plan Risk assessment and operational practices Available in French and Spanish


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ACI Apron Markings and Signs Handbook— Second Edition 2009

This handbook is a useful complement to ICAO

documentation such as Annex 14, Volume I (Aerodrome

Design and Operations) and the Aerodrome Design

Manual, Part 4 (Visual Aids) and is intended for use by

planners of apron areas, ground staff working on aprons,

air traffic controllers, apron controllers and pilots.

Apron markings for aircraft Apron markings for vehicles Apron signs


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The ACI Guide to Airport Security: Assessment of Human Factors in Checkpoint Security

This guide aims to equip managers with a deeper understanding of

the human factors that contribute to effective passenger screening.

These factors cover the people involved and how we recruit, select

and train our security officers; the organizational structures and the

work processes we use; the technological component—the critical

interface between man and machine; and how well we optimize

the screening checkpoint’s working environment. A separate scoring

matrix document is also available upon request and airports have

an opportunity to participate in an ongoing benchmarking exercise

if they wish to benchmark themselves against other airports.

Organizational assessment tools Material drawn from field experience Broad coverage of processes


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ACI Best Industry Practice for Safety Management Systems (SMS) Gap Analysis and Audit Tool

The ACI Best Industry Practice Safety Management System (SMS)

Gap Analysis and Audit Tool and accompanying Guidelines – 2010

will make it easier for auditors to perform a baseline audit, and

subsequently periodic audits, to assess the airport’s SMS and

identify gaps and/or areas of improvement, thus enhancing safety

at their site.

Proactive and reactive processes reviewed Annex showcasing guidelines Available in French and Spanish


This manual is also available in French and Spanish.

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ACI Airside Safety Handbook —Fourth Edition 2010

The ACI Airside Safety Handbook – Fourth Edition

2010 provides airside managers with a comprehensive

set of guidelines to enhance safety and to prevent

accidents, incidents and occurrences at their airports.

Apron safety Maneuvering area safety Introduction to Safety Management Systems


“ACI is ‘the voice of the world’s airports.’ We make that collective voice heard by being clear and thoughtful about our own policy development and being present and in�uential when and where policy a�ecting airports is developed.”

POLICY AND OTHER HANDBOOKS


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“ACI is ‘the voice of the world’s airports.’ We make that collective voice heard by being clear and thoughtful about our own policy development and being present and in�uential when and where policy a�ecting airports is developed.”

POLICY AND OTHER HANDBOOKS


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ACI Policy and Recommended Practices Handbook — Seventh Edition 2009

The ACI Policy and Recommended Practices Handbook

– Seventh Edition 2009 is a compilation of the positions

approved by ACI membership. It contains the current

policies of the organization for use by the staff of the

ACI World Office and Regional Offices, and by ACI

representatives at international meetings.

Available in French and SpanishDetails all aspects of airport operations Reflects ACI official positions


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Guidance Manual: Airport Greenhouse Gas Emissions Management

This manual provides guidance for airport operators wishing to manage greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. The manual clearly explains terms; why an airport operator would manage GHG emissions; how to conduct a GHG emissions inventory; what GHG emissions species to include; how to categorize sources; the goals of an emissions management programme; GHG emissions reduction projects; and becoming Carbon Neutral. The manual also references documents that assist with the calculation of emissions quantities; reviews programmes and progress reporting; and details how to gain accreditation for achievements in managing greenhouse gases.

Outlines consistent management approach Recommendations consider local needs Available in French and Spanish


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Common Use IT Handbook

Airports increasingly rely on common use IT services

within terminal and airfield operations to reduce capacity

congestion and increase efficiency. This handbook

provides a compilation of best industry practices taken

from airports around the world and identifies some of the

key areas that must be considered in the development

of common use IT infrastructure. It provides airport

operators with a high-level overview as well as detailed

technical descriptions contained in the annexes.

Key technologies Cost-effective solutions Performance efficiency drivers


“The worldwide community of airports is inclusive, supportive, and committed to excellence. We are stronger together and we leave no airport behind.”

MANAGEMENT TOOLS


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“The worldwide community of airports is inclusive, supportive, and committed to excellence. We are stronger together and we leave no airport behind.”

MANAGEMENT TOOLS


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2014 ACI Airport Member and World Business Partner Directory

The 2014 ACI Airport Member and World Business Partner

Directory has been combined into one handy back-to-

back publication. The ACI World Airports Directory lists

ACI member airports and operators worldwide by region,

country and city. The ACI World Business Partner (WBP)

Directory lists WBPs by category and subcategory.

Definitive airport member directory Customer relationship management tool Complete WBP directory for easy reference


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Guide to Airport Performance Measures

This guide provides airport managers with an overview and

better understanding of the Key Performance Areas (KPAs)

that can be used to assess airports’ individual strengths

and weaknesses.

Covers 42 Performance Indicators (PIs) Examines six KPAs Reviews PIs as benchmarking tools


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2015 ACI Airport Key Performance Indicators

EXCEL DATASET AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE

Global indicators for over 800 airports, representing 71% of the world’s passenger traffic

Airport size (i.e., <1 million passengers to >40 million passengers)

Economic grouping (e.g., advanced economies, emerging and developing economies, BRICS, etc.)

Regulatory model

Geographic region

Ownership (i.e., public, private,

public-private partnership)


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