Yemen : Air Transport Sector Strategy Note
Recent sector work on air transport in Yemen found the Yemeni air transport sector to be relatively small compared to that of other countries of similar size, population, and Gross Domestic Product (GDP). In 2007, the total air traffic was 1.8 mill...
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okr-10986-108622021-04-23T14:02:52Z Yemen : Air Transport Sector Strategy Note Schlumberger, Charles AIR AIR TRAFFIC AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL SERVICES AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL SYSTEM AIR TRANSPORT AIR TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE AIR TRANSPORT SECTOR AIRBUS AIRCRAFTS AIRLINE AIRPORT AIRPORT INFRASTRUCTURE AIRPORT OPERATIONS AIRPORT TARIFFS AIRPORTS AIRWAYS CARGO CARRIERS CASH FLOW CIVIL AVIATION CIVIL AVIATION AUTHORITY COMPETITION POLICY CONFLICTS OF INTEREST CONSTRUCTION COST RECOVERY DIRECTIONAL RADIO DOMESTIC FLIGHTS DOMESTIC MARKET DOMESTIC TRAFFIC ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIES OF SCALE EQUIPMENT FARE STRUCTURE FINANCES FLEET RENEWAL FRAMEWORK FUEL FUTURE DEMAND GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM GPS HIGH FARES HOTELS HUB INCOME INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY INTERNATIONAL FLIGHTS INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS INTERNATIONAL TRAFFIC INTERNATIONAL TRAVELERS INVESTMENT PROGRAM INVESTMENT PROJECTS LEGAL FRAMEWORK LOWER TARIFFS MARKET SHARE METEOROLOGICAL SERVICES NATIONAL CARRIER OPERATION OF AIRPORT INFRASTRUCTURE PASSENGER PASSENGER TRAFFIC PASSENGERS PRIVATE INVESTMENT PRIVATE INVESTORS PUBLIC FUNDS PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS RANGE REGIONAL AIRLINES ROUTES SAFETY SECONDARY AIRPORTS SHAREHOLDERS TERMINAL TOTAL AIR TRAFFIC DEMAND TRANSPARENCY TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE TRANSPORTATION TRAVELERS TREASURY VOLUME OF TRAFFIC Recent sector work on air transport in Yemen found the Yemeni air transport sector to be relatively small compared to that of other countries of similar size, population, and Gross Domestic Product (GDP). In 2007, the total air traffic was 1.8 million passengers, 76 percent being international travelers and 24 percent domestic travelers. Yemen counts three airports open to international services among a total of 18 civil airports; however, Sana'a is the only airport with significant traffic (80 percent of total passengers). The national legacy carrier, Yemenia, has operated all domestic and international routes since 1962. A second carrier, Felix, was established by private investors in 2008 with the objective to take over Yemenia's domestic network. 2012-08-13T13:22:33Z 2012-08-13T13:22:33Z 2011-09 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2011/09/15039279/yemen-air-transport-sector-strategy-note http://hdl.handle.net/10986/10862 English MNA Knowledge Notes : Lessons from Analytic and Advisory Activities; No. 2 CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research :: Brief Publications & Research Middle East and North Africa Yemen, Republic of |
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AIR AIR TRAFFIC AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL SERVICES AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL SYSTEM AIR TRANSPORT AIR TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE AIR TRANSPORT SECTOR AIRBUS AIRCRAFTS AIRLINE AIRPORT AIRPORT INFRASTRUCTURE AIRPORT OPERATIONS AIRPORT TARIFFS AIRPORTS AIRWAYS CARGO CARRIERS CASH FLOW CIVIL AVIATION CIVIL AVIATION AUTHORITY COMPETITION POLICY CONFLICTS OF INTEREST CONSTRUCTION COST RECOVERY DIRECTIONAL RADIO DOMESTIC FLIGHTS DOMESTIC MARKET DOMESTIC TRAFFIC ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIES OF SCALE EQUIPMENT FARE STRUCTURE FINANCES FLEET RENEWAL FRAMEWORK FUEL FUTURE DEMAND GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM GPS HIGH FARES HOTELS HUB INCOME INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY INTERNATIONAL FLIGHTS INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS INTERNATIONAL TRAFFIC INTERNATIONAL TRAVELERS INVESTMENT PROGRAM INVESTMENT PROJECTS LEGAL FRAMEWORK LOWER TARIFFS MARKET SHARE METEOROLOGICAL SERVICES NATIONAL CARRIER OPERATION OF AIRPORT INFRASTRUCTURE PASSENGER PASSENGER TRAFFIC PASSENGERS PRIVATE INVESTMENT PRIVATE INVESTORS PUBLIC FUNDS PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS RANGE REGIONAL AIRLINES ROUTES SAFETY SECONDARY AIRPORTS SHAREHOLDERS TERMINAL TOTAL AIR TRAFFIC DEMAND TRANSPARENCY TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE TRANSPORTATION TRAVELERS TREASURY VOLUME OF TRAFFIC |
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AIR AIR TRAFFIC AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL SERVICES AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL SYSTEM AIR TRANSPORT AIR TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE AIR TRANSPORT SECTOR AIRBUS AIRCRAFTS AIRLINE AIRPORT AIRPORT INFRASTRUCTURE AIRPORT OPERATIONS AIRPORT TARIFFS AIRPORTS AIRWAYS CARGO CARRIERS CASH FLOW CIVIL AVIATION CIVIL AVIATION AUTHORITY COMPETITION POLICY CONFLICTS OF INTEREST CONSTRUCTION COST RECOVERY DIRECTIONAL RADIO DOMESTIC FLIGHTS DOMESTIC MARKET DOMESTIC TRAFFIC ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIES OF SCALE EQUIPMENT FARE STRUCTURE FINANCES FLEET RENEWAL FRAMEWORK FUEL FUTURE DEMAND GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM GPS HIGH FARES HOTELS HUB INCOME INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY INTERNATIONAL FLIGHTS INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS INTERNATIONAL TRAFFIC INTERNATIONAL TRAVELERS INVESTMENT PROGRAM INVESTMENT PROJECTS LEGAL FRAMEWORK LOWER TARIFFS MARKET SHARE METEOROLOGICAL SERVICES NATIONAL CARRIER OPERATION OF AIRPORT INFRASTRUCTURE PASSENGER PASSENGER TRAFFIC PASSENGERS PRIVATE INVESTMENT PRIVATE INVESTORS PUBLIC FUNDS PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS RANGE REGIONAL AIRLINES ROUTES SAFETY SECONDARY AIRPORTS SHAREHOLDERS TERMINAL TOTAL AIR TRAFFIC DEMAND TRANSPARENCY TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE TRANSPORTATION TRAVELERS TREASURY VOLUME OF TRAFFIC Schlumberger, Charles Yemen : Air Transport Sector Strategy Note |
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Middle East and North Africa Yemen, Republic of |
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MNA Knowledge Notes : Lessons from Analytic and Advisory Activities; No. 2 |
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Recent sector work on air transport in
Yemen found the Yemeni air transport sector to be relatively
small compared to that of other countries of similar size,
population, and Gross Domestic Product (GDP). In 2007, the
total air traffic was 1.8 million passengers, 76 percent
being international travelers and 24 percent domestic
travelers. Yemen counts three airports open to international
services among a total of 18 civil airports; however,
Sana'a is the only airport with significant traffic (80
percent of total passengers). The national legacy carrier,
Yemenia, has operated all domestic and international routes
since 1962. A second carrier, Felix, was established by
private investors in 2008 with the objective to take over
Yemenia's domestic network. |
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Publications & Research :: Brief |
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Schlumberger, Charles |
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Schlumberger, Charles |
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Schlumberger, Charles |
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Yemen : Air Transport Sector Strategy Note |
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Yemen : Air Transport Sector Strategy Note |
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Yemen : Air Transport Sector Strategy Note |
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Yemen : Air Transport Sector Strategy Note |
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Yemen : Air Transport Sector Strategy Note |
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yemen : air transport sector strategy note |
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World Bank, Washington, DC |
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2012 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2011/09/15039279/yemen-air-transport-sector-strategy-note http://hdl.handle.net/10986/10862 |
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