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Airport gate design is tied to traveler experience

A modern airport terminal boarding gate area with rows of black padded seating arranged in a waiting area, bright overhead lighting, and terminal architecture visible in the background.
Research area:Architectural engineeringArchitecture, Modernity, and DesignArchitecture

What the study found

Airport boarding gate terminal design is presented as important to the traveler experience, with both practical and emotional factors shaping how passengers experience the space. The abstract says design should support smooth operations while also creating a welcoming atmosphere.

Why the authors say this matters

The authors conclude that airport design can help improve operational efficiency, economic outcomes, safety and security, and the needs of passengers. They also state that airport spaces should be designed for future growth, technological advances, scalability, and long-term sustainability.

What the researchers tested

The study uses a mixed-methods approach, combining surveys that collect quantitative data from diverse age groups with case studies. The case studies are used to gain qualitative insight into how lighting, amenities, aesthetics, and seating affect travelers' experiences.

What worked and what didn't

The abstract does not report specific results, so it does not identify which design features worked best or which did not. It only states that the study examines the impact of lighting, amenities, aesthetics, and seating on traveler experience.

What to keep in mind

The available summary does not include detailed findings, comparisons, or limitations. It also does not report sample size, specific airports, or any measured outcomes beyond the planned focus of the study.

Key points

  • The abstract links boarding gate terminal design with the traveler experience.
  • It says airport spaces should balance operational flow with a welcoming atmosphere.
  • The study uses surveys and case studies in a mixed-methods approach.
  • Lighting, amenities, aesthetics, and seating are the main factors examined.
  • The abstract does not report specific results or limitations.

Disclosure

Research title:
Airport gate design is tied to traveler experience
Authors:
N. Sai Pooja
Institutions:
PES University
Publication date:
2026-02-25
DOI:
10.22214/ijraset.2026.77618
OpenAlex record:
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