Transporte aéreo de passageiros no Brasil: acessibilidade e intermodalidade
- Lucas Azeredo Rodrigues
Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Programa de Pós-Graduação em Geografia, Departamento de · Geociências
- Event
- XX SITRAER – Joinville, SC, Brasil, October 18–20, 2023
- Volume
- Proceedings of XX SITRAER – Air Transportation Symposium · ISSN 2448-1912
- Pages
- 223–233
- Publisher
- Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina (UFSC)
- Editors
- Renata Cavion, Rafael Gigena Cuenca
Abstract
Air transport is essential for the movement of people around the world. In Brazil, due to its continental dimensions, it is essential to have a movement system that provides territorial fluidity. In many cases, getting to the airport is a significant problem, given that many cities, especially in the interior, have poor road transportation. In fact, few airports in the country have more than one modal option for access. It is in this sense that this study aims to analyze the preponderant role of intermodality in the connection with Brazilian airports. To this end, it uses the theoretical-methodological framework of the Geography of Circulation, Transport and Logistics, combined with qualitative and quantitative data obtained from public bodies, regulatory agencies and technical visits. In addition, this research makes use of a bibliographical review of the subject, graphs, tables and photos and maps as auxiliary ways of presenting the content. It is considered that there is a lack of dialog between State Logistics and Corporate Logistics. The results show that airports, especially those located in large metropolitan regions and granted to the private sector, have the most access options, as well as the most pressure on public authorities to establish new ways of getting around. Furthermore, regional airports, which account for the majority of Brazilian airports, have only individual transportation (private or cab) as a means of getting around.
Keywords: Aviation; Integration; Geography of Transport; Territorial Competitiveness; Tourism