What are traffic movements around the cargo areas in airports like?

Question

I would ideally like to get some data on trip generation in and out of the cargo zones of airports. Thank you.

Thanks for your answers. I think you both over reacted with your warnings about the sensitivity of this topic. Perhaps I wasn't clear enough in my question, but all I was looking for was a trip generation rate for cargo areas in airports. In fact, I did an online search and found that the city of San Diego have published a manual which publicly shows trip generation rates for different types of buildings, including an airport[http://www.sandiego.gov/planning/pdf/tripmanual.pdf]. Anyway, thanks again.

Answer 1

inbound and outbound airfreight is sceduled by manifests that announce inbound freight and are only accessible to registered carriers. the carrier is notified to pick up freight designated to his company. I can not tell you much more. this is a matter of security. but, freight is assighned to secure carriers who show up to pick it up usually,on a repetitive basis. outbound airfreight is pre-booked on fleights and loaded into properly shaped containers that will fit in the cargo area of a plane. only boned freight brokers are allowed to scedule freight, inbbound or outbound. your question could lead you to be investigated

Answer 2

It's best called organized chaos with a lot of security. You'll need to have a greater need to know than just plain curiosity. "Cat", go find something else to be curious about. That subject could use up all of your 9 lives and have a deficit to pay as well.