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Managing Disruptions with a Multi-Agent System for Airline Operations Control
2017Airline companies face a difficult task in controlling their daily operations, in particular managing irregular operations that result from unexpected disruptions affecting scheduled plans. This demo presents MASDIMA, a Multi-Agent System that manages disruptions in airline operational plans producing intelligent solutions, in the sense that its ...
António J. M. Castro +1 more
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A study into modeling coordination in disruption management by Airline Operations Control
14th AIAA Aviation Technology, Integration, and Operations Conference, 2014The resilience of the current air transportation system is implicitly tested around the globe on a regular basis. Each day of operation, the system is perturbed by disturbances of different nature ranging from severe weather conditions, through airport congestion, up to an aircraft mechanical failure.
Soufiane Bouarfa +3 more
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A Novel Data-Driven Design Paradigm for Airline Disruption Management
2021Airline disruption management traditionally seeks to address three problem dimensions: aircraft scheduling, crew scheduling, and passenger scheduling, in that order. However, current efforts have, at most, only addressed the first two problem dimensions concurrently and do not account for the propagative effects that uncertain scheduling outcomes in ...
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Oscillation Strategy for Disruption Management in the Airline Industry
2010International ...
Mansi, Raid +3 more
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Airline scheduling and disruption management
2020Cheng-Lung Wu, Stephen J Maher
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Decision-Making and the Management of Airline Operational Disruptions
Aviation, Space, and Environmental Medicine, 2010Peter J, Bruce, David G, Newman
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Robust airline scheduling and disruption management.
2013© 2013 Dr. Sophie Kenrick Dickson ; Airline scheduling is traditionally concerned with developing a plan that is most profitable, and is usually done under conditions that are assumed to be known. In reality, however, airline operations are subject to uncertainty such as weather, traffic and equipment failure which cause disruption to passengers.
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Disruption Management in the Airline Industry - Concepts, Models and Methods
2005The airline industry is notably one of the success stories with respect to the use of optimization based methods and tools in planning. Both in planning of the assignment of available aircraft to flights and in crew scheduling, these methods play a major role. Plans are usually made several months prior to the actual day of operation. As a consequence,
Clausen, Jens +2 more
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Uncertainty Quantification and Propagation for Airline Disruption Management.
CoRR, 2021Kolawole Ogunsina +2 more
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