Future Aircity, Aerotropolis Eindhoven Airport

FUTURE AIRCITY EINDHOVEN MAURITS SPIJKERMAN | 2168516 | CO4E FUTURE STUDIES & TRENDWATCHING

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Case description 2. Methodology 3. Decision focus 4. Internal analysis 5. External analysis 5.1 STEEP 5.2 SECTOR RESEARCH 5.3 MENTALITY TRENDS 6. Impact-insecurity matrix 7. Key uncertainty axes explained 8. Eindhoven Airport Aircity Areotropolis video 9. Voice over text 10. Advice 11. Biblography

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1. CASE DESCRIPTION Lisa-Marie Kramer

This trend report is made as an assignment for the Advanced Course ‘Future studies & Trendwatching’ by lecturer Maaike Rijnders. The course taught us to look further and try to notice small signals of change. These small signals could very well be of great impact in the future. The sooner a company is prepared for this, the better. This is because it is important to at least try to stay ahead of technological innovations. If not, the risk of falling back becomes greater.

In this report, everything learned has been put to the test. In a group of four students, we tried to capture as much as possible input from the courses in order to complete this assignment the best we can.

To be more precise, we have executed a scenario building process, which resulted in four elaborated and visualised scenarios. One of the scenarios can be found in this report. In total, our group has produced four scenarios based on the same research for the same company. The chosen company is Eindhoven Airport, which is elaborated more thoroughly in chapter three and four.

2. METHODOLOGY

3. DECISION FOCUS

Lisa-Marie Kramer

Maurits Spijkerman

For the assignment the method of scenario planning has been used. This method is used because it covers pretty much every possible future. There are many trends and future predictions based on that. However, since they are all talking about the future, they are almost all different. This means that there are many trends that predict the very opposite of each other.

We have chosen to focus on the airport business, because of the high level of changes and the high level of transformations. Airports are the entrance to the rest of the world. Besides that in this fast moving consumption economy the flights become cheaper and it easier to travel around the world. Based in facts and data we found about traveling, but also about the upcoming economies of India, China and the Middle East we decided to focus on this specific part of the aviation business; the airports to show the chances and trends, and sketch the future, based on research.

A CEO of a company lies awake at night thinking about in what world his company will live in ten–somewhat years. What does the CEO has to prepare for? Well, in scenario planning four scenario variations based on important trends are portrayed to prepare for. A scenario is a description of how a future would turn out if a certain set of events or conditions happen. Scenarios are usually presented in a set of different possible futures where each scenario is based on different conditions (Future studies & Trendwatching, course one, 2014).

Eindhoven Airport is the fast-growing airport of the Netherlands and it is important to sketch the future.

With our scope we want to inform the airport in dream scenario but also in doom scenario’s. The development of the aviation business is important for the airport but also for the city area of Eindhoven.

The process of scenario planning has been executed as following. After making a decision focus on Eindhoven Airport, an external research based on three levels has been done. The first level is the STEEP research. Trends combined with certain relevant factors for Eindhoven Airport have been compared with each other and put into different categories; known, unknown. The un-known categories have been elaborated more thoroughly by looking for counter-trends.

The next level of the research is the sector research in which several relevant interviews have been found.

The last level is eight mentality trends that could be of great importance to Eindhoven Airport. All of this research is desk-research based on found trends.

4. INTERNAL ANALYSIS Maurits Spijkerman

Eindhoven Airport is the fastest growing airport and the biggest regional airport of the Netherlands. The airport started in 1934 as a military airbase, with an grass-airstrip, where after a few months the first commercial civil aviation flights to Rotterdam and Groningen departed. After the Second World War, the airport was part of the American and British air force.

In the eighties Eindhoven Airport underwent a major transformation. They build a complete new airstrip, to limit the noise pollution in the surrounded area. This airstrip was build at a new location, and a new terminal with separated military and civil parts was ready in 1984. BASE Regional Airlines was the main airliner and transported passengers with small airplanes to the UK. In 1984, the number of travellers was 108.000, in 1992 the number increased to almost 200.000 passengers.

In 1996 a plane of the Dutch air force crashed at the airport. 34 people of the Dutch military fanfare died at the airstrip. When BASE Regional Airlines went bankrupt in 2001, Eindhoven Airport had to find a new partner for civil flights.

In 2002 Ryanair started with a daily scheduled connection between London Stansted and Eindhoven Airport. This was the start of a big increase of civil flights, almost 337.000 passengers flew from Eindhoven Airport in 2002. In 2004 almost doubles to almost 695.000, with an sales volume of 332.000 euro. In these years Eindhoven Airport welcomed more low-cost airliners as Transavia, Wizz Air and Corendon.

In 2005 a new modern terminal was ready. After eight years the airport had to enlarge the terminal in 2013, because the number of passengers increased to almost 3,4 million with an sales volume of almost 7 million euro. A hotel, more shops and a bigger terminal was build to increase a pleasant pre-flight experience. The expectation is that the number of passengers will grow to over 5 million in 2020.

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Schiphol Group is shareholder for 51%, the city of Eindhoven has 24,5%, the 5 government of Brabant has the other 24,5% of the shares. (Eindhoven Airport, 2014) (AirportEindhoven, 2013)

DESTINATIONS EINDHOVEN AIRPORT 2014 AGADIR ALANYA ALGHERO (SARDINIË) ALICANTE ANTALYA ARRECIFE (LANZAROTE) BARCELONA BELGRADO BERLIJN BODRUM BOEKAREST BOLOGNA BORDEAUX BRINDISI BRNO BUDAPEST CARCASSONNE

CLUJ - NAPOCA CORFU DALAMAN DEBRECEN DUBLIN FARO FEZ GDÁNSK GIRONA (BARCELONA) IBIZA INNSBRUCK ISTANBUL IZMIR KATOWICE KOPENHAGEN KOS KRAKAU

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KRETA LAS PALMAS LISSABON LONDON STANSTED LOURDES MADRID MALAGA MALTA MARRAKESH MARSEILLE MILAN BERGAMO NAPELS NICE PALMA (MALLORCA) PISA PORTO REUS (BARCELONA)

RHODOS RIGA ROME SALZBURG SEVILLA SKOPJE SOFIA STOCKHOLM TENERIFE TRAPANI (SICILIË) VALENCIA VENETIË VILNIUS WARSCHAU WROCŁAW 7

5. EXTERNAL ANALYSIS | 5.1 STEEP 5.1.1 Social | Maurits Spijkerman

Subcategory 1: “Dark influences” Terrorism is nowadays a serious problem, and in the future the problem will be bigger.

Global Terrorism Index 2014 Institute for economics & peace The Global Terrorism Index of 2014 says, that between 2012 and 2013 the number of terrorism-victims increased with 61%.

Almost 18.000 people died in 2013 owing to terrorism. “The most common context for the onset of terrorist violence is within an on-going conflict.” (Gilsinan, 2014) “In order to reduce terrorism the focus will be on political influence of such underlying factors that create an environment in which terrorism can thrive,” (Killelea) Future drug dealing Holmes Furthermore, taking drugs will be a lot easier in fifteen years.

With 3-D printers, people at home can make their own drugs or chemicals. Just press a button and a special pill is coming (Holmes, 2012) Influenced by the DJ It would be possible for people to influence drugs with external machines, in this case LSD specifically. A DJ can direct every minute of the drugs-trip with special tools. The DJ can release a cloud of Nano-dust and by inhaling these dust visitors will have a special emotional reaction at the same time. Electronic and neurologic parts can come together with specific created drugs. (Germen, 2012)

Subcategory 2: “Changing population” World Population by UN The world population is growing every year, 9,6 billion people live on this planet in 2050. (UN Press release, 2013) + (http://www. unfpa.org/news/world-population-increase-one-billion-2025) World Population numbers until 2300 In this article th UN gives an overview of the population until 2300. A lot of numbers and country’s.

Global Population

By Frost & Sullivan

Fashion revolution Stylish designed website with one message: change your clothing consumption and find out that made your clothes. On the 24th of April 2014, a year after the Rana Plaza factory collapsed in Dhaka, Fashion revolution started the ‘Fashion revolution day.’ With this hash tag they became trending topic on Twitter. They want us to start thinking about the question: who makes our clothes?

(http://www.un.org/esa/population/publications/longrange2/ WorldPop2300final.pdf) Urbanization & Mega cities “With more than 60 percent of the world population expected to live in urban cities by 2025, urbanization as a trend will have diverging impacts and influences on future personal lives and mobility. Rapid expansion of city borders, driven by increase in population and infrastructure development, would force city borders to expand outward and engulf the surrounding daughter cities to form mega cities, each with a population of more than 10 million. By 2023, there will be 30 mega cities globally, with 55 percent in developing economies of India, China, Russia and Latin America. The mega cities from emerging economies will witness a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 4.4 percent in GDP (PPP) from 2009 to 2025, as compared to a CAGR of 1.63 percent for the same period in the mega cities from developed economies” (not a reliable source, can’t find the writer of this article but maybe interesting information) Global Population

By Frost & Sullivan

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pected to rise 63% from 2012 to 2017, many more of us will be sharing this data. A food brand could help me make the calculations, which might even mean encouraging me to eat fewer bars in exchange for greater loyalty.” (Adams, 2014) (http:// www.theguardian.com/sustainable-business/brands-data-conscious-consumption)

Interesting PowerPoint made by Frost & Sullivan about mega trends, city’s and population in 2025 (http://www.slideshare. net/FrostandSullivan/frost-sullivan-new-mega-trends-implicating-businessculturessocietycareersapril2012) 36% of Generation Y population will live in India and China alone.

India is also a big growth market and will take over the third of Japan in the top ten of largest oil consumers. The US and China are in 2025 still on place one en two. (PTM, 2014) (http://www.livemint.com/Industry/9dYI7IYqh3AmR67Rj1kPKJ/ India-to-overtake-Japan-to-become-thirdlargest-oil-consumer.html) Subcategory 3: “Individualistic lifestyle consumers” Conscious consumer Brands are getting more big-data from us and will help us to make choices in the future. With this data they can improve their marketing or sales to reach the conscious consumer.

“With global installations of sports and fitness mobile apps ex

“We want hundreds of thousands of people around the world to take part. Together we can use the power of fashion to inspire change and reconnect the broken links in the supply chain.”

(Fashion Revolution) (fashionrevolution.org) 5.1.2 Technology | Lisa-Marie Kramer Mobile technology Baldor, J. (2014, 8 12). The world in 2020. From Infrastructure Intelligence: http://www.infrastructure-intelligence.com/article/ aug-2014/world-2020-%E2%80%93-five-mega-technologytrends-will-transform-your-consultancy The third trend in “The world in 2020” (2014) about going mobile explains how it is estimated that by 2017 one in eight people will have a tablet in their hands (Baldor, 2014).

Communication technology Sterkenburg, T. (2012, 7 15). What’s the future of communica9 tions? Retrieved 11 25, 2014 from The next web: http://thenextweb.com/media/2012/07/15/whats-the-future-of-communica-

Several experts talk about the future of communications. People want less noise, more context and ease of use and access.

We have always used communication to convince or even make other people do what we want. Improved communication technologies help us to do that quicker and on a larger scale, hugely influencing the next divide between the haves and the havenots (Sterkenburg, 2012).

Internet technology Palermo, E. (2014, 10 9). The Internet in 2025. Retrieved 11 25, 2014, from Live Science: http://www.livescience.com/48221internet-predictions-2025.html E. Palermo discusses the future of Internet and the impact it might have on us. The Internet will become much faster and will change health care and education. Furthermore, we’ll be able to meet people virtually and share our virtual world with Robots (Palermo, 2014) Energy sources Alternative Energy. (2013). Future Engergy. Retrieved 11 25, 2014, from Alternative Energy: http://www.alternative-energynews.info/technology/future-energy/ Lamb, R. (2010). What is the biggest energy source of the future? Retrieved 11 25, 2014, from How Stuff Works: http://science.howstuffworks.com/environmental/energy/biggest-energy-source-future.htm The sources of energy we use are already changing. Humanity needs a potent, dependable and sustainable energy source.

Our planet already has one in the form of the sun. The biggest energy sources of the future all involve that fiery star (Lamb, 2010).

Logistics E. Annevelink, J. B. (2013, 5). Logistiek Biobased Economy. Retrieved 11 25, 2014, from Wageningenur:

Nabben, D. H. (2014, 9 16). Retrieved 11 25, 2014, from http:// www.supplychaindigital.com/logistics/3610/12-Trends-that-areShaping-the-Future-of-Logistics In a research by E. Annevelink, the future of logistics is being elaborated. There will be an increased need for biomass production, which means it is needed to create logistic biomass chains. However, the way of transport will not change as this report states that there will still be a known way for transport we know such as trains, boats and trucks (E. Annevelink, 2013). According to E. Annevelink the materials and sources will change, but the transport will remain more or less the same in the year 2025.

Another article by D.H. Nabben states that international partnership will grow, resulting in a higher demand of advanced logistics. Furthermore, end-consumers increasingly source via multiple channels, ranging from brick & mortar shops to e-commerce. The logistics industry needs to support multi-channel strategies of their customers (Nabben, 2014).

Transportation Brandon, J. (2013, 11 27). Five future transportation technologies that will actually happen. Retrieved 11 25, 2014, from Fox News Halsey, A. (2014, 10 21). Experts discuss technology’s role in future of transportation. Retrieved 11 25, 2014, from Washington Post: http://www.washingtonpost.com/local/trafficandcommuting/experts-discuss-technologys-role-in-future-of-transportation/2014/10/21/252775e8-5966-11e4-bd61-346aee66ba29_ story.html An Article by A. Halsey discusses the difference of how experts and other people see the future of transportation. The main focus is the set on creating better roads and airports. It is not10so much about the actual way we move ourselves from one place. to another (Halsey, 2014).

In contrast, J. Brandon states that our way of transport will change drastically in the next ten years already. He describes five future transportations that will actually happen including magnetic levitation trains and autonomous cars (Brandon, 2013)

HSBC. (2011, 11 4). World trade volumes will grow by 73% by 2025 predicts HSBC Trade Connections report. Retrieved 11 26, 2014, from HSBC Global Connections: https://globalconnections. hsbc.com/united-kingdom/en/articles/world-trade-volumeswill-grow-by-73-by-2025-predicts-hsbc

5.1.3 Economy | Jessie Chang

Global Economy 1. The coming decades will see global economic growth increasingly being generated in emerging economies. By 2025, global economic growth will predominantly be generated in emerging economies. Although many high-income countries are only gradually recovering from the financial crisis, most developing countries have swiftly returned to their fast precrisis growth trend The new global economy, in which the centers of growth are distributed across both developed and emerging economies, is a multipolar world.

International trade 1. International trade – global trade will continue to grow, however emerging markets will become a more dominant force in the coming decade O’Neill, J., & Terzi, A. (2014, 3 5). The World in 2020. Retrieved 11 26, 2014, from bruegel: http://www.bruegel.org/nc/blog/detail/ article/1262-the-world-in-2020/ 2. Rapid-growth markets will become an even more dominant force in global trade over the coming decade. Europe will be the most important market for Sub-Saharan Africa’s exports.

By 2020, the total flow of services trade from Europe to Asia Pacific (excluding Japan) will be larger than to North America.

(Ernst & Young Global Limited) Ernst & Young Global Limited. (n.d.). Changes in geography, supply, sectors. Retrieved 11 26, 2014, from Ernst & Young Global Limited: http://www.ey.com/GL/en/Issues/Business-environment/Trading-places--Changes-in-geography--supply--sectors 3. The world trade volumes will grow by 73% by 2025. The report released by HSBC predicts that despite the current economic climate and a partner survey of international traders showing a downturn in confidence in the short term, trade will grow by 2% year- (HSBC, 2011)on-year until 2015. This is a volume increase of approximately 8% with international trade activity growing, on average, by just under $1trillion a year between now and 2015.

The World Bank. (n.d.). The global growth balance in 2025. Retrieved 11 26, 2014, from The World Bank: http://web.worldbank. org/WBSITE/EXTERNAL/EXTDEC/EXTDECPROSPECTS/EXTGD H/0,,contentMDK:22915409~menuPK:7935744~pagePK:641676 89~piPK:64167673~theSitePK:7933464,00.html 2. As the international trade shares of the emerging and developed world converge, global wealth and asset holdings will shift toward emerging economies.

The World Bank. (n.d.). Global wealth shifts toward emerging economies. Retrieved 11 26, 2014, from The World Bank: http://web.worldbank.org/WBSITE/EXTERNAL/EXTDEC/EXTDECPROSPECTS/EXTGDH/0,,cont

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3. By 2025 almost one third of global economic output will be based in countries that face either an extreme or high risk from climate change impacts according to a new study. he ability of highly vulnerable countries to manage the direct impact of extreme events on infrastructure will be a significant factor in mitigating the economic impacts of climate change and may present opportunities for investment (CleanBiz. Asia, 2013) CleanBiz. Asia. (2013, 10 30). By 2025 31% of global economy will face high climate risks. Retrieved 11 26, 2014, from CleanBiz. Asia: http://www.cleanbiz.asia/news/2025-31-global-economywill-face-high-climate-risks#.VJRQPACXqY 4. The United Nations forecast Thursday that the world’s population will increase from 7.2 billion today to 8.1 billion in 2025, with most growth in developing countries and more than half in Africa. By 2050, it will reach 9.6 billion.

Olson, A. (2013, 6 13). U.N.: World population to reach 8.1B in 2025. Retrieved 11 26, 2014, from USA Today: http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/world/2013/06/13/un-world-population-81-billion-2025/2420989/ Consumers 1. From a cultural standpoint, the center of Rifkin’s vision of the future is a self-sustaining prosumer, a savvy maker/consumer empowered by their network and data. The prosumer will transform the face of brands, business, and governance all together because they are able to generate their own energy, goods, and economic well-being as more ‘middle men’ are knocked out of the picture.

Aziz, P. (2014, 6 4). What The 2030 Consumer Will Look Like.

Retrieved 11 26, 2014, from psfk: http://www.psfk.com/2014/06/ jeremy-rifkin-consumer-of-2030.html

2. Consumers in 2030 are likely to be living in a world where slow growth, resource scarcity and rising commodity prices have become the norm. Changes in the cost and availability of consumer goods are likely to be coupled with a shift in the way that people use and buy products and services, there’re several major trends: -1. Collaborative consumption : -2. Home manufacturing -3. The end of the high street bank -4. Healthy living Which? (2013, 1). Consumers in 2030- Forecasts and Projections for life in 2030. Retrieved 11 26, 2014, from Which?: http:// www.staticwhich.co.uk/documents/pdf/consumer-insight--consumers-in-2030-310220.pdf 3. When it comes to customer service, it’s not about what consumers think. Great service is about feelings. Here are five trends helping define the future of customer service in 2015 and beyond -1. Plan B: Products that come with their own backup plan.

-2. Video Valets: Face time, any time.

-3. Deliver (More Than) The Goods: Delivery. And then some.

-4. Sixth Sense: The customer-focused brand has a new sense: info-sense.

-5. Politeness Pays: Because good customer service is a twoway street. trendwatching.com. (2014, 9). The Future of Customer Service.

Retrieved 11 26, 2014, from trendwatching.com: http://trendwatching.com/x/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/2014-09-FUTURE-OF-CUSTOMER-SERVICE.pdf

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Company & Competition 1. Some predictions for how businesses will be run in the future.

-1. Cloud-based: everything will be cloud-based with faster speed. While innovation from the business side could be a lot slower-going than the consumer side, we will have a lot more data to understand real needs.

-2. Automated: automation might creep into other aspects of our lives in the future.

-3. Human curated: as more and more options become available to consumers, we’ll all become overwhelmed by choice.

Human curation will come back into vogue.

-4. Socially-connected: consumers will have aggregated all of their digital social life into consolidated user profiles designed to curate multiple feeds and allow for single-source user engagement.”

-5. Targeted: advertising will become more and more targeted to consumers needs thanks to big data and algorithms.

Pozin, I. (2014, 6 18). What will your business look like in 2030?

Retrieved 11 26, 2014, from TNW: http://thenextweb.com/entrepreneur/2014/06/18/will-business-look-like-2030/ 2. The two most important attributes that companies will need to be successful in the future are adaptability and agility. Increasing workplace automation will shift the focus from information work toward interpersonal work. In the care economy, the emphasis will be on human well-being as much as on profit.

This should be no big surprise, as the developed world has been heading in this direction for some years, but the longer-term impact will be to humanize society and work.

Peterson, I. (n.d.). Business 2020: a Futurizon report. Retrieved 11 26, 2014, from Ernst & Young Global Limited: http://www. ey.com/GL/en/Issues/Business-environment/Business-redefined---Business-2020--a-Futurizon-report

3. In the year 2025, business ethics will be front and centre, fuelled by public intolerance of past corporate scandals. Investors, customers, NGOs and employees alike, enabled by technological advances such as big data analytics and social media, will be able to monitor and judge corporate conscience — and will have greater power to effect the rise or fall of corporate reputation. Business growth will require taking greater, but smarter, risks as the pace of change accelerates, and knowing what lies ahead gets trickier. But growth at all costs will not be accepted. It will require accountability and responsibility, respect and consideration of all stakeholders. This will be a time when businesses are under pressure to use scarce natural resources sparingly, and are heavily penalised by governments for acts of environmental or social damage.

Bernstein, S., & Falclone, A. (n.d.). The surprising truth about the C-Suite star of 2025. Retrieved 12 16, 2014, from pwc: http:// www.pwc.com/gx/en/governance-risk-compliance-consultingservices/resilience/publications/compliance-in-2025/index. jhtml 5.1.4 Ecological| Ailis O’Neill Sustainability Reubold, T (2014/02/18). What does a sustainable future actually look like? Retrieved 11/26/2014 from Ensia: http://ensia.com/voices/what-does-a-sustainable-future-actually-look-like/ Tallis, H (2014/08/19). Sustainability: Time to get in the real game. Retrieved 11/26/2014 from Ensia: http://ensia.com/voices/sustainability-time-to-get-in-the-real-game/ Both articles state that corporate sustainability has taken 13

But, as Tallis states, ‘Governments will talk the talk but not walk the walk on counting nature as a core part of national wealth.’

Pollution Nuwer, R (2014/11/04). Are there any pollution-free places left on earth? Retrieved 11/26/2014 from BBC: http://www.bbc. com/future/story/20141104-is-anywhere-free-from-pollution Clandaniel, M (2014). Climate change and air pollution could join forces to make the world even hungrier. Retrieved 11/26/2014 from Fast Co.Exist (Fast Company): http://www.fastcoexist. com/3033741/climate-change-and-air-pollution-could-joinforces-to-make-the-world-even-hungrier The first article states that there are no pollution-free areas left on the world. Some areas are less polluted than others, but no areas are completely free of (air)pollution.

The second article shows information from MIT and Colorado State researchers; If countries fail to substantially curb greenhouse gas emissions (the first scenario), the scientists’ model shows that air pollution could trigger an additional 4% of crop failures. But if countries work to decrease greenhouse gas emissions after 2040, the researchers’ model shows that reduced air pollution could actually offset other negative impacts of warming on crops. They calculate that reduced air pollution in this second scenario could actuallyincrease yields by 3%. (Clandaniel, 2014) Climate Duncan, C & Macmillan, D (2014/11/22). Climate change is not just about science- it’s about the future we want to create. Retrieved 11/26/2014 from The Guardian: http://www.theguardian.com/science/2014/nov/22/-sp-climate-change-special-report

Suppose we fail to take the action needed to stay below the 2C guardrail. The IPCC working group I predict that by the end of the century, if measures to mitigate emissions are weak, we could have committed to more than a 4C rise. (Rapley & Macmillan, 2014) PINK POST-ITS Sound Spector, K (2013/10/09). Noise pollution from airports may have direct impact on health. Retrieved 11/26/2014 from Eco Watch: http://ecowatch.com/2013/10/09/noise-pollution-airports-impact-health/ Boseley, S (2013/10/09). Aircraft noise may increase heart disease, say researchers. Retrieved 11/26/2014 from The Guardian: http://www.theguardian.com/science/2013/oct/08/aircraftnoise-pollution-heart-disease-stroke 5.1.5 Political | Ailis O’Neill Governmental influence Dvorsky, G (2014/06/12). 12 futuristic forms of government that could one day rule the world. Retrieved 11/27/2014 from io9/ Kinja: http://io9.com/12-futuristic-forms-of-government-thatcould-one-day-ru-1589833046 The article above shows a few possible new forms of government that we could be dealing with in the future. Such as delegative democracy, futarchy and seasteading.

Transparency Patel, N (2014/10/09). Why a transparent culture is good for business. Retrieved 11/27/2014 from Fast Company: http:// www.fastcompany.com/3036794/the-future-of-work/why-atransparent-culture-is-good-for-business 14

Harris, P (2014/07/01). The power of the fact. Retrieved 11/27/2014 from RW connect: http://rwconnect.esomar.org/the-power-of-the-fact-andbonos-very-excited/

Safety Kerr, J (2014). City of the future, part 6: Modern public safety.

Retrieved 12/13/2014 from Inc.com: http://www.inc.com/jameskerr/city-of-the-future-part-6-modern-public-safety.html

As a company or government there are many reasons why transparency could be beneficial. The articles above mention the facts that people are more drawn to transparent companies, transparent companies are more trustworthy and transparent companies perform at a higher level.

Kar, S (2014/06/25). Top security technologies for 2014 and safety of the future. Retrieved 12/13/2014 from Cloud Times: http://cloudtimes.org/2014/06/25/gartner-top-security-technologies-for-2014-and-safety-of-the-future/

International relations Cangiano, A (2014). Migration and population growth: future predictions and contemporary politics. Retrieved 11/27/2014 from Compas Anthology: http://compasanthology.co.uk/migration-population-growthfuture-predictions-contemporary-politics/ Kurlantzick, J (2013/12/12). Farewell to the age of free trade.

Retrieved 11/27/2014 from Business Week: http://www.businessweek.com/articles/2013-12-12/global-trade-in-retreatworld-economys-future-depends-on-revival Over the past two years, international trade has grown so slowly that it has fallen behind the growth of the world economy, which itself is hardly humming. Major potential trade deals, such as the proposed Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership between Europe and North America, are at risk of falling through. At an early December meeting in Bali, representatives of the 159 members of the World Trade Organization agreed to move forward with basic trade facilitation measures but failed to reach any consensus on what should be on the table for the next WTO round, instead just deferring action on substantial items.

Keeping people, property, and the environment safe is one of the utmost concerns of any municipality. The institutionalization of modern public safety programs that address the provision of exceptional fire and police protection, proactive infrastructure monitoring and sound emergency planning is an important aspect of the “City of the Future.” Cutting-edge strategies that utilize state-of-the-art technology must be adopted to deliver the changes needed.

PINK POST-ITS Infrastructure Frey, T (2014/08/04). 2050 and the future of infrastructure.

Retrieved 12/13/2014 from Futurist Speaker: http://www.futuristspeaker.com/2014/08/2050-and-the-future-of-infrastructure/ Carter, T (2013/11/22). Smarter cities smarter future. Retrieved 12/13/2014 from BBC: http://www.bbc.com/future/ story/20131122-smarter-cities-smarter-future By its very definition – the underlying structures that support our systems – infrastructure is inherently hidden from us, and therefore often overlooked. But without it our current cities couldn’t possibly exist. Without finding ways to improve it, our 15 future cities will struggle to survive.

5.2 SECTOR RESEARCH 5.2.1 Interview Eindhoven Airport | Lisa-Marie Kramer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x9UUTvSrQl8 Joost Meijs – Eindhoven airport Explaining the numbers for the year 2014 and the future.

Even though there is a crisis, an increasing amount of people is flying from Eindhoven airport.

According to Joost Meijs this is because the demand for flying is high in the area. Furthermore, there is a lot of economic activity. In an economic view, the area around Eindhoven is doing really well according to Joost Meijs.

The amount of leisure flights is higher than business trips.

The choice of destinations keeps on growing. In 2013, Athena was added to the destinations. Eindhoven Airport hopes to reach 5 million passengers in the year 2020. In 2014 they have 3.7 million passengers so they really see a growing pattern.

As the airport grows, the amount of complaints is also growing.

Especially the people in the surroundings are complaining about the increased amount of flights during midnight according to Omroep Brabant. However, Joost Meijs states that the airport is actually meeting most of the people’s demands by growing. They are sticking to their promises and visions.

Joost Meijs says that it is a good thing that the airport is situated in the middle of an urban area in which people work and live. Otherwise the airport would not be used that much.

Eindhoven airport received a certificate for being the most climate friendly airport in 2012. For the future, they are aiming to make sure that the airport is carbon neutral, without emissions. They are not quite sure how to make this come true yet, but they are planning to become one of the environmentally friendliest airports in the world.

5.2.2 Interview with John D. Kasarda | Maurits Spijkerman Co author “Aerotropolis: the way we’ll live next” People don’t have good relationships with airplanes and airports. In the extreme it is a “hate, hate” relationship. Americans think airports are noisy, inconvenient and not as in other parts of the world as primary assets to compete.

Mister Kasarda has visited many airports in the world and examined them, and his opinion is that many airports in the US are not build to the future. They are really far behind, and the developments are to spontaneous and haphazard.

4,7 billion people travels by air, in 2020 the number increased to 11 billion. It is also important for economics to have a more businessoriented airport. By traveling around the world and in his scholar research mister Kasarda discovered that city’s are build around airports. He thinks that over 15 years, these cities are developed in to very important cities. Americans are not fully aware of the importance of the Aircity’s because most of the Aerotropolis are built in Asia and the Middle East.

New Songdo City is a city in Korea created around the airport. A city built by companies for companies. With headquarters of multinationals, hotels and entertainment. For Korea this city is not a connection to Asia but also to the Europe and the US. It is important to understand how important aviation is for urban competitiveness and urban job opportunities.

Mister Kasadra said that his book is a “wake-up call.” Do we want to have airports that are more liveable and economically efficient? We can do this in the US and we must do it.

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5.2.3 Interviews about airport cities of the future | Ailis O’Neill 1.

Aerotropolis interview with Greg Lindsay, co-author of ‘AEROTROPOLIS; THE WAY WE’LL LIVE NEXT’. (http://bldgblog.blogspot. nl/2011/03/aerotropolis-interview-with-greg.html) 2.

Airport cities & the aerotropolis: new planning models. An interview with Dr. John D. Kasarda.

3.

Interview in ‘Business Amsterdam’ with Jos Nijhuis, president & CEO of Schiphol Airport Amsterdam.

The notion of the aerotropolis, is basically that air travel is what globalization looks like in urban form. It is about flows of people and goods and capital, and it implies that to be connected to a city on the far side of the world matters more than to be connected to your immediate region. The aerotropolis spatializes what people like Saskia Sassen have been writing about for twenty years in books like The Global City. – Greg Lindsay 5.2.4 Interviews within the Sector | Jessie Chang 1. The International Air Transport Association (IATA) released its first 20-year passenger growth forecast, projecting that passenger numbers are expected to reach 7.3 billion by 2034. That represents a 4.1% average annual growth in demand for air connectivity. It is an exciting prospect to think that in the next 20 years more than twice as many passengers as today will have the chance to fly. Europe will have the slowest growth rate, 2.7%, but will still cater for an additional 591 million passengers a year. The total market will be 1.4 billion passengers.

Air connectivity on this scale will help transform economic opportunities for millions of people. At present, aviation helps sustain 58 million jobs and $2.4 trillion in economic activity. In 20 years’ time we can expect aviation to be supporting around 105 million jobs and $6 trillion in GDP.

The unit cost of air transport has fallen by a factor of four since 1950. However, the past decade has seen prices bottom out, largely due to the increased cost of oil. In the coming two decades, the downward trend in the real cost of air travel is expected to resume, at a rate of around 1 – 1.5% per year. Air connectivity is expected to increase with the addition of new longer-range mid-size aircraft.

Greater liberalization of air markets has the potential to increase global air traffic growth by over 1 percentage point per year.

The International Air Transport Association. (2014, 10 16). New IATA Passenger Forecast Reveals Fast-Growing Markets of the Future.

Retrieved 12, 8, 2014 from the International Air Transport Association: http://www.iata.org/pressroom/pr/Pages/2014-10-16-01.aspx 2. IATA and ACI are working with various governments to develop a more sustainable airport security program – Smart Security. By 2020, it is hoped that passengers will be able to breeze through security without stopping unless they’re identified as a potential threat.

In 50 years, there may not even be a visible security checkpoint in most airports.

Kristine Owram. (2014, 11 8). Keep your shoes on and your laptop in your bag: the future of airport security. Retrieved 12, 8, 2014 from Financial Post: http://business.financialpost.com/2014/11/08/keepyour-shoes-on-and-your-laptop-in-your-bag-the-future-of-airport-security/ 3. The Boeing Company projected that the global airfreight market can double over the next twenty years. According to the projections report, Asia-North America and Europe-Asia will remain the largest intercontinental markets.

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Greater liberalization of air markets has the potential to increase global air traffic growth by over 1 percentage point per year.

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Retrieved 12, 8, 2014 from the International Air Transport Association: http://www.iata.org/pressroom/pr/Pages/2014-10-16-01.aspx 2. IATA and ACI are working with various governments to develop a more sustainable airport security program – Smart Security. By 2020, it is hoped that passengers will be able to breeze through security without stopping unless they’re identified as a potential threat.

In 50 years, there may not even be a visible security checkpoint in most airports.

Kristine Owram. (2014, 11 8). Keep your shoes on and your laptop in your bag: the future of airport security. Retrieved 12, 8, 2014 from Financial Post: http://business.financialpost.com/2014/11/08/keepyour-shoes-on-and-your-laptop-in-your-bag-the-future-of-airport-security/ 3. The Boeing Company projected that the global airfreight market can double over the next twenty years. According to the projections report, Asia-North America and Europe-Asia will remain the largest intercontinental markets.

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by Jonathan M. Harris, Director of the Theory and 22 that the airport is carbon neutral, without emissions. They are not 23 Education Program of the Global Development and Environment quite sure how to make this come true yet, but they are planning to Institute: become one of the environmentally friendliest airports in the world.

5.3 5.2 MENTALITY SECTOR RESEARCH TRENDS

5.3.3 App-in-one | Maurits Spijkerman These days’ smartphone or wearable apps replace a lot of products. It is a wake-up alarm, Internet browser, e-mail box, cashbook, photo camera, health assistant and at least a phone.

In the next few years paying by phone in shops and at festivals will be possible. What is the next step?

Futurists are devolving a way to unlock your house with the smartphone. In the future smartphones will be replaced by ‘wearables’ as smart watches or maybe glasses. It will replace our credit card and boarding passes in the next few years. In the future a lot of services and products will be combined in one product or wearable.

Keys and passwords will be implanted under your skin in a chip, or always by hand with a bracelet. A product or place where all these kinds of information comes together is important, to make life easy. Also other products in house or thing like televisions or windows could be ‘app-in-ones.’ Now we have several things in the kitchen, combing them and let them operate by using one app would be a lot easier. In the next twenty years all the electricity driven products around the house and also in airports will be operate by using one single app on any device.

A LIST OF OVER 20 THINGS THE SMARTPHONE REPLACE THESE DAYS: -Flashligth -Rodolex / phonebook -Newspaper / magazine -Compass -Photo / video camera -Notepad -Voicerecorder -Calculator -Alarm -Stopwatch -Mail -Potable game system -Maps -GPS System -Encyclopedias -Radio tuner -Walkman / music -Weather -Photo album -Cash book -Thermostat -Light switch -And so much more..

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5.3.4 Cool involvement | Maurits Spijkerman We live in a hyper connected world where everybody is screaming for more attention. It is important to get everyone involved. For brands it is not easy in this over-screamed world to step out of the crowd.

When the basics as food and shelters are good, consumers have a higher level to reach and want to be surprised to amaze by all kinds of experiences.

When you inspire and surprise them you can motivate them to buy something. Surprising is the key word in this experience economy.

In the next 20 years this kind of surprises will become on a higher and higher level. Shopping malls with water and boats in it, rollercoaster restaurants will bring you the food in trains or the baggage claim at the airport will be an attraction for kids, with a ride inside the airport.

The airport is a location where all kind of people come together. In 2009, I worked for a month on Amsterdam Schiphol Airport, to entertain travelers (behind the security check) with the first ‘unexpected entertainment’ act in the Netherlands. Amsterdam Schiphol Airport saw this trend coming from the UK and asked a director and a group of seven actors to play in a kind of flashmob, unexpected act during the Christmas break. In the act a traveler starts to sing why she don’t want to leave. A member of See Buy Fly is joining her, but after a couple minutes a security guard stops them.

5.3.5 Anger distruct & synisism | Ailis O’Neill But after this stop, the security guard also starts to sing, a member of the cleaning staff joins them by playing drums on the waste container, a stewardess starts to sing and a tourist who was filming this all the time with his mobile phone (me) joined the group at last.

This act was he huge success and posted on Youtube many times, also newspapers as Metro and Parool posted photo’s and a short article about the act. For me it was a great experience, but also for the airport it was a nice example how surprising moments worked on a high level like this.

Cynicism is a state of mind characterized by a general distrust of pretty much everything, such as; business, organizations, government, institutions and people. The dictionary defines a cynic as ‘one who believes that human conduct is motivated wholly by self-interest.’ This should not be confused with scepticism, defined as an attitude of doubt’. By the 19th century, the emphasis on negative aspects of cynic philosophy led to the modern definition of cynicism; a disposition of disbelief in sincerity or goodness of human motives and actions.

Research show that cynicism is on the rise, especially in business, which increasingly hurts competitiveness and the ability to accommodate today’s much needed organizational changes. Philip H. Mirvis and Professor Donald L. Kanter researched cynicism in business and found that 43% of workers and 40% of managers are cynical. Mirvis and Kanter explain that the recipe for cynicism is; to hype up people’s hopes, disappoint them, and then take advantage of them until they become disillusioned. They state three key ingredients for cynicism: 1. Unrealistically high expectations of oneself and others, 2. Experience of disappointment in oneself and others (i.e. resulting feelings of frustration and defeat), 3. Disillusionment from and being deceived by others.

Nowadays KLM is surprising their passengers all the time by posting strong video content and great concepts with using real emotions in surprising moments. The airport is a location where people have to wait sometimes a very long time and a surprising moment will reduce their stress and irritating moments.

This trend might not be what one would think of when we talk about airport cities, but it is a very important trend that Eindhoven Airport needs to be aware of.

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What’s going on?

The financial crisis is something that has severely damaged people’s trust and respect towards politicians, financial institutions and the government. The financial crisis has become a cultural crisis; worldwide we have entered a culture of distrust.

This all started in 2007 when the financial industries, banks in particular, paved the ways towards this negative state of mind. (Science of the Time) 27

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In 2025, we won’t also increased with ‘travelamount achievements’ as well as rewarding positive behavprone, built eagerly by companies snapping for up companies. a whole host With of new headquarters urban goods, of multinasera 4.1% average annual growth in demand for air connectivity.

Kristine Owram. (2014, 11 8). Keep your shoes on and your laptop in of flights during midnight according to Omroep about ‘going online’ or ‘looking on the Internet’ for something. We’llIt is an iour Brabant. towards the environment. tionals, experiences, hotels and campaigns entertainment. and conversations” For Korea this (Trendwatching. city is not a con- just be exciting prospect think that in the 20 years more than twice your bag: the future of airport security. Retrieved 12, 8, 2014 from However, Joost Meijs states that the airport is actually vices, online, and justto look.

According to next the projection, the experts com,nection 2011). to Asia but also to the Europe and the US. It is important foresee as many passengers as today will havewill the to fly.embedEurope will Financial Post: http://business.financialpost.com/2014/11/08/keepmeeting most of the people’s demands by growing. They are sticking that the information environment bechance seamlessly 5.3.7toFuture urbanities | Jessie Chang to understand how important aviation is for urban competitiveness have the slowest growth rate, 2.7%, but will still cater for an addition- your-shoes-on-and-your-laptop-in-your-bag-the-future-of-airtheir promises and visions. ded in our daily lives. People will effortlessly tap into artificial intelliOverand theurban past few job opportunities. years, we could only see this trend is growing and gence-enhanced al 591 million passengers year. The total market be 1.4 billion port-security/ cloud-baseda information storage andwill sharing.

The Urbanisation is one of the macro trends today.

The future urban citysumers have become more savvy for their demands and quests. passengers.

Joost Meijs says that it is a good thing that the airport is situated in Internet will be more pervasive but less explicit and visible. Also, with design not just cities andinlandscape, but work user-genereated. will want Kasadra more said experiences, that his book choice, is afreedom, “wake-upflexibility call.” Doand we want tothe advancement of augmented reality and wearable devices, we theismiddle ofabout an urban area which people and live. Other- TheyMister Savvy consumers willwould search forbe more integrating experiunrestricted have airports opportunity, that arehunts morefor liveable the next andbig economically thing, and also efficient? have We Airgetting connectivity onseeing this scale help transform economic oppor3. The Boeing Company projected that the global airfreight market wise the airport not usedauthentic, that much. will be used to the will world through multiple data layers, ence. more can awareness do this in of the social US and andwe environmental must do it. sustainability. In the tunities for millions of people.

At present, aviation helps sustain 58 can double over the next twenty years. According to the projections which might change many social practices, such as job interviewing, million jobs and $2.4 policing, trillion inespionage, economic activity.

In 20 years’ time we report, Asia-North America and Europe-Asia will remain the largest Eindhoven airport received a certificate for being the most climatefuture, the urbanities for the global citizens is to make the city their professional networking, etc.

Urbanisation inevitably is one of the mega trends for the coming own.

(Kasadra, They want 2011) cities that meet their needs and desires.

Moreover, can expect aviation to be supporting around 105 million jobs and $6 intercontinental markets. friendly airport in 2012. For the future, they are aiming to make sure decade. moreisand moreneutral, peoplewithout move toemissions. cities where are rich trillion in GDP. 30 may lead that Today the airport carbon They are not the rapid development of technology and online network 31 in networks andhow opportunities. toyet, the but forecast by the UN, toto more distrust and insecurity in the society. People will long for quite sure to make thisAccording come true they are planning by 2050 it is one expected 6.3 billion people will liveairports in the cities, become of thethat environmentally friendliest in the world.something authentic and want to reach out for more human touch.

7. KEY UNCERTAINTY AXES EXPLAINED Jessie Chang

References:

Considering the relevance to the airport, four factors with high impact and high uncertainty were picked out from our Staple at first, including terrorism, global economy, transportation technology and energy sources. We had tried to use “global economy & terrorism” and “transportation technology & energy sources” to create two possible cases, and both brought unexpected yet intriguing possibilities for the future of the airport. Given that our scope is set to be within the year of 2025 and the direct impact on the airport development in this period of time is considered, we decided to use transportation technology and energy sources as our two axes so as to create a more business-orienated scenario. Description and motivation are as follow:

“In a research by E. Annevelink, the future of logistics is being elaborated. There will be an increased need for biomass production, which means it is needed to create logistic biomass chains. However, the way of transport will not change as this report states that there will still be a known way for transport we know such as trains, boats and trucks. According to E. Annevelink the materials and sources will change, but the transport will remain more or less the same in the year 2025.”

Transportation technology

6. IMPACT-INSECURITY MATRIX Ailis O’Neill This matrix was created to give our research some direction, as well as a strong foundation. We started by playing the ‘STEEP’ game, which is similar to the DESTEP analysis, but in card-game form. STEEP stands for Social, Technological, Ecological, Economical and Political. We sorted the cards, that each has their own colour (each step has their own), by relevant and irrelevant.

After this we used yellow and pink post-its to divide them into matters we’re sure (to a certain point) of, and matters we’re unsure of.

We then researched all these post-its online and collected articles about these matters. After this we categorized these into relevant and less relevant. Green being relevant and orange being less relevant to Eindhoven airport and our chosen scenarios.

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Description of the axe: The development of transportaion technology is slow with the focus on sustainability v.s The development of transportation technology is fast with the focus on speed and power efficiency.

Motivation: According to our research, there are two different opinions about the means of transportation in the next decade.

One party thinks that the transport won’t have a drastic change, the way of traveling will remain the same. Instead, it is the materials, sources, infrastructure that will change. However, the other party predicts that the transportation technology may take a leap forward and get smarter about using infrastructure, resulting in a transformation in forms of transport. Whether the transport will change greatly or not, without question, it is closely linked to airports and certainly will have an huge influnce on the future development and design of the airport.

* http://edepot.wur.nl/257809 “An Article by A. Halsey discusses the difference of how experts and other people see the future of transportation. The main focus is the set on creating better roads and airports. It is not so much about the actual way we move ourselves from one place to another.” * http://www.washingtonpost.com/local/trafficandcommuting/ experts-discuss-technologys-role-in-future-of-transportation/2014/10/21/252775e8-5966-11e4-bd61-346aee66ba29_story.html “In contrast, J. Brandon states that our way of transport will change drastically in the next ten years already. He describes five future transportations that will actually happen including magnetic levitation trains and autonomous cars.” * http://www.foxnews.com/tech/2013/11/27/five-future-transportation-technologies-that-will-actually-happen/

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Energy sources Description: Increase of energy sources v.s Decrease of energy sources Motivation: Another decisive factor is energy, as without energy almost all forms of transportation are impossible to happen, and undoubtedly, the existence of airports is mainly about transportation. Although we’ve realized the resources are limited and tried to find alternative or renewable energy sources, we are still highly dependent on fossil fuels and there still has a long way to go to replace them with other energy sources considering the cost and efficiency. Thus, succeeding in finding reliable energy sources, or not, will surely bring huge changes to our daily lives as well as the future of the airport.

8. EINDHOVEN AIRPORT AEROTROPOLIS / AIRCITY SCENARIO VIDEO

References: “The sources of energy we use are already changing. Humanity needs a potent, dependable and sustainable energy source. Our planet already has one in the form of the sun. The biggest energy sources of the future all involve that fiery star.” http://science.howstuffworks.com/environmental/energy/biggest-energy-source-future. htm

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1. The WithInternational world-class environments Air Transport Association where people (IATA) work,released play its economic development, why not change the concept and become and stay. first Within 20-year ten passenger years Eindhoven growth Airports forecast, has projecting grown immensethat passenger the first As the Dutch airport Aircity? grows, A new the amount and beaming of complaints city center is also withgrowing. the ly, whynumbers not makeare theexpected fastest growing to reach airport 7.3 billion the by fastest 2034. growing That represents airport Especially at its very the core. people Where in thetourism, surroundings business, are free complaining time, living about the New Songdo City is a city in Korea created around the airport. A city built by companies for companies.

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9. VIDEO 5.2 SECTOR VOICE RESEARCH OVER TEXT

The unit cost of air transport has fallen by a factor of four since 1950. However, the past decade has seen prices bottom out, largely due to the increased cost of oil. In the coming two decades, the downward trend in the real cost of air travel is expected to resume, at a rate of around 1 – 1.5% per year. Air connectivity is expected to increase with the addition of new longer-range mid-size aircraft.

Greater liberalization of air markets has the potential to increase global air traffic growth by over 1 percentage point per year.

The International Air Transport Association. (2014, 10 16). New IATA Passenger Forecast Reveals Fast-Growing Markets of the Future.

Retrieved 12, 8, 2014 from the International Air Transport Association: http://www.iata.org/pressroom/pr/Pages/2014-10-16-01.aspx 2. IATA and ACI are working with various governments to develop a more sustainable airport security program – Smart Security. By 2020, it is hoped that passengers will be able to breeze through security without stopping unless they’re identified as a potential threat.

In 50 years, there may not even be a visible security checkpoint in most airports.

Kristine Owram. (2014, 11 8). Keep your shoes on and your laptop in your bag: the future of airport security. Retrieved 12, 8, 2014 from Financial Post: http://business.financialpost.com/2014/11/08/keepyour-shoes-on-and-your-laptop-in-your-bag-the-future-of-airport-security/ 3. The Boeing Company projected that the global airfreight market can double over the next twenty years. According to the projections report, Asia-North America and Europe-Asia will remain the largest intercontinental markets.

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