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Aircraft and passenger recovery during an aircraft’s unexpected unavailability [PDF]
Journal of Air Transport Management, 2021 Abstract Airlines design their initial schedules under the assumption that all resources will be available on time and flights will operate as planned. However, some disruptions occur due to mechanical failures and unexpected delays of maintenance, making the aircraft unavailable for a certain period of time.
Selim Aktürk
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Two-Stage Heuristic Algorithm for Aircraft Recovery Problem [PDF]
Discrete Dynamics in Nature and Society, 2017 This study focuses on the aircraft recovery problem (ARP). In real-life operations, disruptions always cause schedule failures and make airlines suffer from great loss.
Cheng Zhang
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The aircraft recovery problem: A systematic literature review
EURO Journal on Transportation and Logistics, 2023 Events that cause disruptions to air company flight schedules transporting passengers and cargo are commonplace in practice, and their operational and financial consequences are often relevant.
Mateus Santana +3 more
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Classifying aircraft based on sparse recovery and deep-learning [PDF]
The Journal of Engineering, 2019 A hybrid CS-DL method for aircraft classification in complex electromagnetic environment is introduced. To classify aircraft from interfered radar echoes, the authors propose a novel classification method based on compressed sensing (CS) and deep ...
Wang Wenying +4 more
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A Vision-Based Method for Determining Aircraft State during Spin Recovery
Sensors, 2020 This article proposes a vision-based method of determining in which of the three states, defined in the spin recovery process, is an aircraft. The correct identification of this state is necessary to make the right decisions during the spin recovery ...
Tomasz Kapuscinski +4 more
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Sensors, 2010 The Helicopter Adaptive Aircraft (HADA) is a morphing aircraft which is able to take-off as a helicopter and, when in forward flight, unfold the wings that are hidden under the fuselage, and transfer the power from the main rotor to a propeller, thus ...
Guillermo Heredia, Aníbal Ollero
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Airline Disruption Management: A Review of Models and Solution Methods
Engineering, 2021 The normal operation of aircraft and flights can be affected by various unpredictable factors, such as severe weather, airport closure, and corrective maintenance, leading to disruption of the planned schedule.
Yi Su +5 more
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UPSET RECOVERY TRAINING FOR CIVIL AVIATION PILOTS
Научный вестник МГТУ ГА, 2021 The paper is devoted to the problems of civil pilots upset recovery training. This is quite a new problem, which occurred due to the change in civil aviation pilots training programs that became possible due to the high level of modern civil aircraft ...
V. S. Degtyarev +2 more
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Methodology of an Aircraft Accident Response System Assessment
Promet (Zagreb), 2012 The paper investigates the ability to learn from an aircraft accident as the opportunities for learning diminish with the decline in the accident rate. A safety compromising case is studied as the processes of aircraft accident intervention and recovery ...
Franc Željko Županič +2 more
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Handling scheme simulation and scheduling optimization for carrier-borne aircraft
Zhongguo Jianchuan Yanjiu, 2021 ObjectivesTo improve the deck handling efficiency of carrier-borne aircraft, a study of rapid handling routes and scheduling schemes is carried out.MethodsA fast planning method of deck handling routes based on network topology is established, and a ...
Mao ZHENG +4 more
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