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Impact of airport public safety zone on spatial planning

Air transport is a safe mode of transport. Accidents which sometimes happen show that most critical phases of flight are take-off and landing. Recognizing the problem, the developed world countries have decided to establish a public safety zone at busier airports. This paper will cover the experience of western European countries, primarily Great Britain, and display the results in the form of risk that they pose to third parties at several European airports. Subsequently, the impact of the public safety zone on spatial planning in the vicinity of the airport will be determined and guidance will be given related to future planning. The application of UK rules of limited development in public safety zones will be shown on the example of Airports Ljubljana and Zagreb.

Airport public safety zone; spatial planning; airport planning

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