Question: 3 . 4 Capacity & ASV This section should report on the determination of Capacity and Annual Service Volume using the methodology for short term

3.4 Capacity & ASV
This section should report on the determination of Capacity and Annual Service Volume using the methodology for short term planning. You
should determine hourly capacity for the airport for the year 2024. The runway-use configurations and the percent of the time they are used
are shown in the tables below for the future Years. In your analysis, explain how these factors affect hourly capacity.
Mix Index assume same for VFR and IFR
Classification VFR and IFR
A 10%
B 16%
C 70%
D 4%
Percent Arrivals
The percentage of arrivals for the Years 2024 is 50 percent during VFR and IFR conditions. It is anticipated that these percentages will remain the
same during the forecasting period.
Touch and Go Operations
4 percent of operations are touch and go operations during VFR conditions only.
Annual Service Volume:
Future Conditions- Year 2023
Number Configuration % Use VFR % Use IFR
16/248515
This section should report on the determination of Annual Service Volume building on the capacity methodology for short-term planning.
Explain how these ASVs compare to demand at the airport. Plot a graph (with multiple lines- second page of the excel sheet) that charts ASV,
60 percent of ASV, and Annual Demand for the years 2023,2028,2033,2038,2043. Analyse the graph and report your findings. Put the ASV
excel worksheet into an appendix.
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3.5 Facility Requirements Analysis
Hangar/Apron Storage:
A new FBO and flight school have been proposed at RSW! You have been tasked to determine the facility requirements for T-Hangars,
Conventional Hangars, and apron space at the new FBO for the year 2024. Use the following parameters:
The new FBO is proposing 80 various aircraft types at RSW:
Based Aircraft Fleet Mix Percentage:
50% of Forecasted Based Aircraft are Single Engine Aircraft
35% of Forecasted Based Aircraft are Multi Engine Aircraft
15% of Forecasted Based Aircraft are Jet Aircraft
Storage Demand Assumptions:
65% of Single Engine Aircraft should be stored in T-Hangars.
35% of Single Engine Aircraft should be stored on the parking apron.
40% of Multi- Engine Aircraft should be stored in T-Hangars.
30% of Multi- Engine Aircraft should be stored in conventional hangars.
30% of Multi-Engine Aircraft should be stored on the parking apron.
90% of Jet Aircraft should be stored in conventional hangars.
10% of Jet Aircraft should be stored on the parking apron.
For planning purposes, the planning parameters for conventional hangar space are as follows:
Multi Engine Aircraft 3,200 Square Feet
Jet Aircraft 5,200 Square Feet
For planning purposes, the planning parameters for aircraft apron space are as follows:
Single Engine Aircraft 300 Square Yards
Multi-Engine Aircraft 400 Square Yards
Jet Aircraft 1,000 Square Yards
Please provide your storage space requirements in table form and justify the requirements in a narrative.
3.6 Recommendations
This section should state your recommendations for RSW. These recommendations should be based on your ASV analysis.
Propose a solution to the runway capacity problem using long range capacity techniques. Place this table in an appendix and show how
your proposed solution will enhance the ASV in comparison to your operations forecast. Does this fix the problem?
What other factors will need to be considered? (Think landside, terminal, and airside).

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