Gemeinschaftsflughäfen
Gemeinschaftsflughäfen, often translated as "community airport," refers to a type of airport that is owned and operated by a group of local stakeholders rather than by a single entity such as a government or private corporation. This model is designed to promote local economic development, job creation, and community engagement.
The concept of Gemeinschaftsflughäfen emerged in Germany in the late 20th century as a response to the
One of the key advantages of Gemeinschaftsflughäfen is the potential for increased local control and decision-making.
However, Gemeinschaftsflughäfen also face challenges, such as securing adequate funding and maintaining operational efficiency. The cooperative
Despite these challenges, the Gemeinschaftsflughäfen model continues to gain traction in various regions, demonstrating a creative