Rethinking Airport Design
Rethinking Airport Design
Ron Steinert tells managers, FAA: avoid knee-jerk, think long-term
By John F. Infanger, Editorial Director
November/December 2001
In 1996, airport architect Ron Steinert, then the outgoing chair of the Airport Consultants Council, told AIRPORT BUSINESS that changes in security requirements would make 90 percent of U.S. airports obsolete. His comments seem prescient in hindsight. Steinert recently shared his thoughts on how airports are reacting to the terrorist threat, the future of design, and the need for clearer direction from FAA.
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