Abstract
Today’s economic growth is not promising without air transport, up-to-date airports infrastructure, efficient and safe airline services and international air transport networks. According to WB [1], 40% of the world-wide tourists travel by air transport. The main aim of this study is to analyze the literatures of air transport and economic growth study. A systematic literature review (SLR) method was used in order to examine related articles from ABDC list journals which are ranked on A*, A or B, published in period 1992-2018. This study gives a summary of the trends and research themes which have been identified. Key scholars, as well as their approaches and locations and citations are also mapped. The findings of this study show that there is a growing interest in researching and publishing on Air transportation and economic growth. This study fills a deficiency in specialized literature concerning air transportation in developing countries and provides a foundation for future research in the field of air transportation.
Highlights
Air transport and economic growth are highly connected and in many cases overlap
In spite of the fact that air transportation is a key element in the economic growth, it must be mentioned that no specific literature review article in the aviation sector has considered
This review enabled us to classify international academic articles corresponding to the topic on Air transportation
Summary
Air transport and economic growth are highly connected and in many cases overlap. Ample studies have shown that air transportation is a significant factor as well as an indicator of economic growth and development.
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