Airport Enterprise Risk Management Model- A Study on Business Management and Airline Management

Nowadays Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) becomes focus point in the successful airport and airline business across the world. In this book, the model suggestion is created of ERM about airport business as optimal framework to ERM implementation. Applicability assessment and current situation in the TAV Airports Holding at Turkey are reviewed about model suggestion with coordinated efforts. Enterprise risk optimization (ERO) is considered as building stone to establish ERM and its implementation. In this book, ERO model is deal with solving "how is optimal risk amount determine?" main question. Detailed ERO model is developed for solving of this problem in the book. In this concept, New Risk Score formula is created by author. The book is organized into VI chapters. Chapter I, Airport business fundamentals are changes are presented. Chapter 2 is detailed explanation of necessity of enterprise risk management to airport and airline business management. Chapter 3, is consist of researching to Enterprise Risk Management Perceptions and Approaches in Airports of Turkey. Chapter 4 is including to Applicability Analysis of ERM at Turkey Airport Business. Chapter 5 is present new airport enterprise risk management model with framework model, information flow system model, organization model for TAV Airport Holding. The Holding has best ERM substructure and capability in the Turkey. Chapter 6, are offer ERO Model and its application to the TAV Airport Holding. The book is addressed to professionals and managers in airport business management and airline management. It is also directed towards researchers in Air transportation and Risk Management.

Dr., aircraft technician in Anadolu Univ., Turkey since 2001: studies about airline and airport enterprise risk management. She has M.A. (2003) and doctorate degree (2007) of Civil Aviation Management, Social Science Institute, Anadolu University, Turkey. Papers in many international conferences: ATRS (2006 and 2007)), ICRAT (2006) and WCRT (2007).