Review by Ashraf Jan Professors de Neufville and Odani use real world examples to convincingly show the context for airport planning and design is changing fundamentally‎.‎ No longer limited to technical aspects in the 21st Century‎,‎ airport planners and designers should cultivate new and critical thinking on such issues as profitability‎,‎ revenues‎,‎ and user services‎.‎ The authors have taught airport system planning both at MIT and to airport professionals for a quarter century‎.‎ Both have served as consultants to airports and civil aviation organizations‎,‎ worldwide‎.‎ From this extensive experience‎,‎ they provide excellent guidance to a wide audience‎.‎ FAA Advisory Circulars and ICAO Design Manuals contain general airport planning and design standards‎.‎ The thrust of the authors‎'‎ approach is that the new context for airport system planning is commercial‎,‎ no longer limited to narrow technical aspects‎.‎ Influences such as airline deregulation‎,‎ airport and airline privatization‎,‎ a global airport industry‎,‎ and advan‎.‎‎.‎‎.‎