A Study of Robin Hood - Doncaster/Sheffield Airport for Business Travels and Social Development of the region.

3rd September 2013

Click Here to take survey Dear Sir/Madam, This short questionnaire is part of a research project on the Regional Study of Robin Hood - Doncaster/Sheffield Airport for Business Travels.

The study aims to highlight the factors, which can help the airport to become more integrated with the local business communities and offer better services in the Yorkshire region. The findings of this study will be shared with the airport management and help them to introduce more flights and destinations for business travellers. CONFIDENTIALITY: All information provided will be kept anonymous and your personal details will not be disclosed. This study is under the supervision of Dr. Niraj Kumar and Dr. Andrea Genovese (Logistics and Supply Chain Management Research Centre, Management School, The University of Sheffield). Thank you for your attention and support. For any further information, you can refer to: Mr. Mohamed Imran University of Sheffield Phone: 07404784091 Email: miabdulshukoor1@sheffield.ac.uk Mr. Ninad Kashid - University of Sheffield Phone: 07876554207 Email: nkashid1@sheffield.ac.uk Supervisor's Email: n.kumar@sheffield.ac.uk a.genovese@sheffield.ac.uk

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