Geographical analysis reveals gaps in airport accessibility in Minas Gerais, suggesting improvements for economic development.
This study investigates the distribution of airfields in the state of Minas Gerais, Brazil, and assesses the potential contribution of regional flights to the state's economic development. Through geographical analysis, it evaluates whether the current system meets the present and future demands of the population. The methodology employs geoprocessing techniques to provide a comprehensive view of territorial dynamics that promote connectivity and sustainable growth in regional aviation. The findings reveal gaps in the geographic completeness of regional aviation, highlighting areas with limited accessibility but significant potential for the implementation or reactivation of regional flights to meet local socioeconomic demands. The study highlights the need for innovative approaches and better integration between air and road transport modes to ensure equitable economic development.
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