Apron · Gate · Taxiway

Measured turnaround charts for airports that cannot afford guesswork

We visit your apron, read your movement logs, and deliver engraved-style chart books that show where minutes are lost between block-on and pushback — written for duty managers, not software buyers.

Primary engagement
Turnaround Performance Assessment
Coverage
Gyeonggi-do & nationwide on request
Typical cycle
14–21 working days
Aircraft at gate with ground handling equipment on the apron
Sample interval
Block-on → Chocks → GPU → Pushback
47 min median · Gate 12 · Week 38
38 Airport engagements since 2016
6 Analysts with apron field time
14d Standard report delivery window
KR Based in Uijeongbu, Gyeonggi-do

Engagements § 01

What we prepare on site and in the chart room

Each engagement produces a bound report with annotated charts, interval tables, and a spoken briefing for your operations team. Pricing is quoted after scope review — nothing here is a subscription.

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Evidence § 02

What duty managers say after the briefing

The turnaround chart for our remote stands finally showed why GPU connection lagged on the 07:00 bank — we had blamed ramp staffing, but the interval table pointed to a tow-path conflict we could fix with a single lane change.

— Park Min-jun, Duty Manager, regional airport (Gyeonggi-do)

Rowan Path's team spent two mornings on our apron with stopwatches and clipboards. The report was dense — exactly what our director wanted — though I wished the taxiway section had included peak-hour overlays for the cargo side.

— Kim So-yeon, Head of Ground Operations, domestic carrier liaison

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Field notes § 03

Recent writing from the apron and chart room

Request a scope conversation

Describe your apron layout, peak banks, and the intervals you need charted. We respond within two business days with a draft scope and fee estimate.

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