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36 Vasanth K. Bhat be extending its own, seemingly unrelated goals for the region. It would improve opportunities for women (by bringing in manufacturing jobs), help farmers and fishermen sell their produces overseas (by connecting them to foreign markets), give an impetus to the tourism industry and stem the migration of villagers into overcrowded cities such as Mumbai and Kolkota by creating new growth centres. If the feeder-airport is the mechanism to realise the concept, everything else - factories, offices, homes, schools - will be built in relation. Thus it can be proved that the union of equitable regional planning, airport planning, and business strategy can generate a whole new set of values through which the effects of globalisation can trickle down to the common man. As Kasarda says: "And the whole will be something altogether different than the sum of its parts." 5 Policies & conflicts involving financing of feeder airports For a very long time our airports have been deliberately planned outside city limits. One can't say they have been neglected, but surely they were never top priority. In India, 35 % of the country's trade by value goes by air. The private economy has begun to evince keen interest in building airports, as it has been witnessed in the last few years. The Aerotropolis concept is still a new one, and with Indian industry taking cognizance of their use as drivers of growth, it may be possible to leverage them to build the infrastructure our cities - and not just the airports. Governments across the developing world have so far played the part of “Providers of Infrastructure”. Their willingness to break with the past in pursuit of something truly new stems largely from having so little to protect. Over the last decade, the Indian government has realised the potential of the Private economy in the provision of infrastructure and hence, the pressure on Private-Public- Participation in building huge Infrastructure projects grows.
Tab. 1: Cities connected by air performance indicators Feeder airport city The state and federal parties bring infrastructure and regulatory resources to the table, clearing the way for speedier development. "If western federal and state governments took the Indian model, there would be a substantial improvement in the quality of both the aeronautical and non-aeronautical services provided," says Kasarda, "And there would be a greater economic stimulus for their regions and their states”. 37
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