EBP analyzes economic opportunities, impacts and benefits associated with airport and aviation systems, services, policies and facility investments. We have extensive experience demonstrating the economic value of individual airports and entire aviation systems. Our studies incorporate carefully considered analysis of the multiple ways that airports contribute to the economy: As a hub of airport operations, a place for businesses to thrive, and as a means for visitors and freight to access a region. 

EBP has conducted individual and statewide studies for over 500 airports spanning the US, Canada, China, Japan, Singapore, Scotland, and South Africa. EBP’s aviation economics and planning services include:

1. Documenting airports’ roles in supporting local, regional and state and national economies,
2. Developing airports as a key element of economic development and urban growth plans,
3. Evaluating business needs and opportunities for enhancing air services and airport facilities,
4. Evaluating land development and intermodal service opportunities associated with airports, and
5. Conducting benefit/cost and economic impact analysis for proposed airport investments.

The aviation landscape is ever evolving, responding to economic, regulatory, and technological forces. Let us help you adapt, prepare, and strategize.