Minneapolis-St. Paul Airport Rates and Charges Review: Implementation Guide

Overgaard, Haley
Klocker, Andrew
Norman, Ellen
Carrier, Ethan
Katrinak, Ivy
Shortreed, Greta
Kuula, Bryce
Puri, Sevaan
Carlson, Amber
Fraser, Evan
Smith, Carter
Larson, Michaela
King, Katya
Doctor, Arwa
Fuerst, Aidan
Wilkie, Alex
Cameron, Kiera
Li, Crystal
Anderson, Xander
McGurran, Joseph
Serdar, Ava
Davis, Jada
McFall, Isaac
Tadese, Moti
Cunningham, Carter
Holte, Brock
De Jager, Aidan
Hodgson, Lilly
Godithi, Divya
Badalyan, David
Kim, Audrey
Cain, Carson
O'Rourke, Kiersten
Bereket, Rufta
Mitchell, Eliana
Bajwa, Ankita
Castro Santos, Marcos
Scripture, Mason
Schindler, Rebecca
Senthil, Roshini
Bowar, Samantha
Xiong, Natalie
Murphy, David
Preus, Analee
Yousef, James
Maas, Caleb
Nelson, Sully
Stamm
2024
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Minneapolis-St. Paul Airport Rates and Charges Review: Implementation Guide

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2024

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Resilient Communities Project (RCP), University of Minnesota

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This project was completed through a partnership between the Metropolitan Airports Commission (MAC) and the University of Minnesota’s Resilient Communities Project (https://rcp.umn.edu/). The goal of this project was to evaluate current fees, rates and charges the MAC charges to non-airline companies operating at MSP, conduct a benchmarking review of rate structures at other large-hub airports, and recommend changes based on these insights. MAC project lead Ed Podnieks and other MAC staff collaborated with a team of students in Meghan Stiling's course BA 3062: Impact Lab in Action, where eight teams of students researched airport rates in various industries (e.g., parking, transportation, restaurants) and developed recommendations and an implementation guide. A final aggregated report and presentations of the work of all eight student teams is available.

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Report and presentation completed by students enrolled in BA 3062: Impact Lab in Action, taught by Meghan Stiling in fall 2024.

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This project was supported by the Resilient Communities Project (RCP), a program at the University of Minnesota whose mission is to connect communities in Minnesota with U of MN faculty and students to advance community resilience, equity, and sustainability through collaborative, course-based projects. RCP is a program of the Center for Urban and Regional Affairs (CURA). Funding was provided by the Metropolitan Airports Commission. More information at https://rcp.umn.edu/

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Overgaard, Haley; Klocker, Andrew; Norman, Ellen; Carrier, Ethan; Katrinak, Ivy; Shortreed, Greta; Kuula, Bryce; Puri, Sevaan; Carlson, Amber; Fraser, Evan; Smith, Carter; Larson, Michaela; King, Katya; Doctor, Arwa; Fuerst, Aidan; Wilkie, Alex; Cameron, Kiera; Li, Crystal; Anderson, Xander; McGurran, Joseph; Serdar, Ava; Davis, Jada; McFall, Isaac; Tadese, Moti; Cunningham, Carter; Holte, Brock; De Jager, Aidan; Hodgson, Lilly; Godithi, Divya; Badalyan, David; Kim, Audrey; Cain, Carson; O'Rourke, Kiersten; Bereket, Rufta; Mitchell, Eliana; Bajwa, Ankita; Castro Santos, Marcos; Scripture, Mason; Schindler, Rebecca; Senthil, Roshini; Bowar, Samantha; Xiong, Natalie; Murphy, David; Preus, Analee; Yousef, James; Maas, Caleb; Nelson, Sully; Stamm. (2024). Minneapolis-St. Paul Airport Rates and Charges Review: Implementation Guide. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/269886.

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