An Evaluation of the Research Potential in the Aeronautics Transport Mode in Europe

Maja Meško (University of Primorska)
Katja Hanžič (University of Maribor)
Mitja Štiglic (University of Maribor)
Stane Božičnik (University of Maribor)

Maja, M. , Katja, H. , Mitja, Š. , & Stane, B. (2014). An Evaluation of the Research Potential in the Aeronautics Transport Mode in Europe. , 12(9), 25-38, https://doi.org/10.15722/jds.12.9.201409.25

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Abstract

Purpose- Our study aims to analyze and assess aeronauticstransport, to bring comprehensive insight about the existing potential in the new member states, candidate countries, potentialcandidate countries, and associated states. Methodology- The evaluation was carried out by applyingqualitative methodology to the research results and on existingcapabilities, to assess the overall research capability in the aeronautics transport mode of each country and region, in theEuropean context. Results- Overall, countries with the strongest potential arethe Czech Republic, Poland, Hungary, and Romania. The aeronautics research potential was evaluated as weak in as manyas 11 countries, with Estonia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Macedonia,Montenegro, Albania, and Moldova being evaluated as weak inall categories, and Latvia, Croatia, and Serbia being evaluatedas weak overall but having at least one category evaluated asmedium. Conclusion- Based on the research findings, there are recommendations regarding both the research policy and researchactivities related to the aeronautics transport mode. The findingscontribute to the further development of EU aeronautics researchand the aviation industry.

keywords: Aeronautics, Transport, Central And Eastern European Countries, Qualitative Research

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An Evaluation of the Research Potential in the Aeronautics Transport Mode in Europe

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