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Oportunidades De Desarrollo De Centros Logisticos Aeroportuarios En La Región Centro De México UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL AUTÓNOMA DE MÉXICO PROGRAMA DE MAESTRÍA Y DOCTORADO EN INGENIERÍA FACULTAD DE INGENIERIA OPORTUNIDADES DE DESARROLLO DE CENTROS LOGISTICOS AEROPORTUARIOS EN LA REGIÓN CENTRO DE MÉXICO T E S I S QUE PARA OPTAR POR EL GRADO DE: MAESTRO EN INGENIERÍA INGENIERÍA DE SISTEMAS – TRANSPORTE P R E S E N T A : AIDA BERENICE HERNÁNDEZ ROSALES TUTOR: DR. JUAN PABLO ANTÚN CALLABA MÉXICO D.F. 2006 JURADO ASIGNADO: Presidente: DR. JOSE DE JESÚS ACOSTA FLORES Secretario: DR. RICARDO ACEVES GARCÍA Vocal: DR. JUAN PABLO ANTÚN CALLABA 1er Suplente: DRA. ANGELICA LOZANO CUEVAS 2do Suplente: M.I. RODOLFO HERNÁNDEZ CASANOVA Lugar donde se realizó la tesis: DEPARTAMENTO DE SISTEMAS DE LA DIVISIÓN DE INGENIERÍA MECÁNICA E INDUSTRIAL DE LA FACULTAD DE INGENIERÍA DE LA UNAM. TUTOR DE TESIS: DR. JUAN PABLO ANTÚN CALLABA ____________________________ FIRMA AGRADECIMIENTOS A Dios, por haberme dado la vida y por todas las bendiciones que me ha dado. Te agradezco mucho. A mi hijo Santiago que amo con todo mi corazón y es lo más maravilloso que me pudo suceder en la vida, tenerte a ti Santi. A mis queridos padres, Federico y Beatriz, por todo el amor y la educación que me dieron, y por apoyarme mucho todos estos años incondicionalmente. A mis queridos hermanas y hermanos, Ariadna, Dione, Federico y Alan, por su compañía y amor. A mis sobrinitos queridos que amo mucho. A todos los que forman parte del LTST del Instituto de Ingeniería, en especial al Dr. Antún. Al Consejo Nacional de Ciencia y Tecnología (CONACYT) y a la Dirección General de Asuntos de Personal Académico (DGAPA) por el apoyo financiero que me brindaron para la realización de esta tesis de maestría. A Todos Muchas Gracias. INDICE PRESENTACIÓN .............................................................................................................. ..1 1. INTRODUCCIÓN .......................................................................................................... ..3 2. EL AEROPUERTO COMO SISTEMA ...........................................................................5 2.1 Definición de Terminal Aérea .......................................................................................5 2.2 El aeropuerto como sistema de infraestructuras. ..........................................................7 2.3 El aeropuerto y la carga aérea .....................................................................................17 3. CARGA AEREA .............................................................................................................21 3.1 Tendencias mundiales de la carga aérea......................................................................21 3.2 Evolución de la carga aérea en México .......................................................................23 3.2.1 Análisis estadístico de la evolución general de la carga aérea en México ............24 3.2.2 Análisis estadístico de la evolución de la carga aérea en México según aeropuertos. ....................................................................................................................25 3.2.3 Análisis estadístico de la evolución de la carga aérea en México según tipo de productos ........................................................................................................................26 3.2.4 Análisis estadístico de la evolución de la carga aérea en México según aerolíneas .........................................................................................................................................28 3.3 Aeronaves y carga aérea...............................................................................................32 3.3.1 Tendencias mundiales en aeronaves y carga aérea ...............................................32 3.3.2 Aeronaves en servicio para carga aérea operando en aeropuertos en México .........................................................................................................................................33 4. CARACTERIZACION DE CENTROS LOGÍSTICOS AEROPORTUARIOS (CLA) ..............................................................................................................................................38 4.1 Introducción ............................................................................................................... .38 4.2 Concepto de Soporte Logístico de Plataforma (SLP) .................................................40 4.3 Tipología de Soportes Logísticos de Plataforma ........ ............................................... 41 4.4 Caracterización de Centros Logísticos Aeroportuarios (CLA)....................................43 4.4.1 Identificación del contexto estratégico y logístico de un CLA .............................44 4.4.2 Primera, Segunda y Tercera Líneas en carga aérea................................................47 4.4.3 El CLA como sistema de gestión de flujos de carga aérea ...................................48 5. SISTEMATIZACIÓN DE CARACTERÍSTICAS Y FACTORES DE ÉXITO EN LA EXPERIENCIA INTERNACIONAL DE CENTROS LOGÍSTICOS AEROPORTUARIOS......................................................................................................... 50 5.1.- Revisión de Terminales de Carga Aérea y Centros Logísticos en aeropuertos relevantes a nivel internacional en movimiento de carga .................................................50 5.1.1 Aeropuertos en Europa..........................................................................................50 5.1.1.1 Madrid-Barajas .............................................................................................51 5.1.1.2 Barcelona ......................................................................................................53 5.1.1.3 París ...... .......................................................................................................54 5.1.1.4 Ámsterdam ................................................................................……………56 5.1.1.5 Frankfurt .......................................................................................................59 5.1.1.6 Londres .........................................................................................................60 5.1.2 Aeropuertos en Asia ..............................................................................................63 5.1.2.1 Hong Kong ............................................................................... ...................63 5.1.2.2 Singapur .......................................................................................................66 5.1.2.3 Tokio ...........................................................................................................68 5.1.2.4 Seúl ..............................................................................................................70 5.1.2.5 Shangai ......................................…...............................................................71 5.1.3 Aeropuertos en América .......................................................................................73 5.1.3.1 Los Angeles .................................................................................................73 5.1.3.2. Chicago .......................................................................................................75 5.1.3.3. Miami ..........................................................................................................76 5.1.3.4. Nueva York ............................................................................................... .78 5.2. Identificación de factores clave de éxito de Centros Logísticos Aeroportuarios en aeropuertos relevantes a nivel internacional en movimiento de carga...............................83 5.2.1 Localización estratégica ........................................................................................83 5.2.2 Accesibilidad terrestre y marítima y Coordinación con otros modos técnicos de transporte .......................................................................................................................85 5.2.3 Infraestructura en Primera, Segunda y Tercera Líneas ................................. 86 5.2.4 Equipamiento ................................................................................................. 86 6. SITUACION DE LOS CENTROS DE CARGA AÉREA EN MÉXICO ......................88 6.1 Revisión de características e infraestructura disponible para la carga aérea en aeropuertos seleccionados en México ...............................................................................88 6.1.1 Aeropuerto Internacional de la Ciudad de México ...............................................88 6.1.2. Aeropuerto Internacional de Guadalajara ............................................................94 6.1.3 Aeropuerto Internacional de Monterrey ..............................................................97 6.1.4 Aeropuerto de Toluca ..........................................................................................102 6.1.5. Aeropuerto de Puebla .........................................................................................103 6.1.6. Aeropuerto de San Luis Potosí ..........................................................................107 6.1.7. Aeropuerto de Cancún ..................................................................................108 6.1.8. Aeropuerto de Querétaro ....................................................................................111 6.2 Análisis comparativo de los casos estudiados ...........................................................111
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