Hideki Fukui is a professor of Public Policy in the Faculty of Law and Letters at Ehime University. He served as the first director of the Japan Civil Aviation Bureau’s Policy Research Office and a division of the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport, and Tourism (MLIT), for two years (from April 2015 to March 2017). As his career suggests, his research focuses on aviation policy, with a particular emphasis on airline competition, allocation of scarce airport resources, consumer protection, and environmental protection. He has published papers in international peer-reviewed journals such as Transportation Research Part A, Transportation Research Part B, and Economics of Transportation.
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Aviation Policies
Hideki Fukui
This book sheds new light on aviation policies’ unintended effects and consequences, especially regarding infrastructure, environment, and consumer protection. The book provides the reader with the first systematic quantitative analyses of the impacts of airlines’ strategic reactions to the introduction of airport slot markets, aviation fuel tax, and consumer protection rules. Through extensive empirical investigations, the author reveals that aviation policies based on the regulations and tax can produce both...
