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Flight rescheduling, fleet rerouting and passenger reassignment for typhoon disruption events

Transportation Letters, 2021
This study aims to develop a model to help carriers effectively and efficiently deal with flight rescheduling and passenger transport problems after a typhoon disruption event.
Shangyao Yan, Yi-Chun Chen
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Exact and heuristic approaches to reschedule helicopter flights for personnel transportation in the oil industry

Transportation Research Part E: Logistics and Transportation Review, 2021
Abstract This paper addresses a real-life short-term rescheduling problem of helicopter flights from one onshore airport to several maritime units in the context of the oil industry. This is a complex and challenging problem to solve because of the particular characteristics observed in practice, such as pending flights transferred from previous days
Thiago Vieira   +6 more
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Flight rescheduling decisions for minimizing passenger trip delays

Intelligent Decision Technologies, 2013
It has been the practice of the majority of airlines to reschedule passengers and flights so as to minimize flight delay. Some airlines are now starting to look at the problem of rescheduling from the perspective of the passenger and are trying to minimize the impact of missed and cancelled connecting flights on the consumer.
Susan Farley   +2 more
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Model‐based solution approach for a short‐term flight rescheduling problem in aerial passenger transportation to maritime units

International Transactions in Operational Research, 2021
AbstractThis paper addresses the problem faced by a Brazilian oil and gas company of recovering flights for passenger transportation (mainly teams of employees) to maritime units. Due to unexpected events such as bad weather or aircraft mechanical failures, the original timetable very often cannot be fully met, resulting in flight delays on the same ...
Jonathan De La Vega   +5 more
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Study on GRAPS-ACO Algorithm for Irregular Flight Rescheduling

2012 International Conference on Computer Science and Service System, 2012
Disrupted flight schedules trouble passengers travelling, and increase operation cost in airline. Irregular flight recovery is an NP-hard problem. This article develops a new hybrid heuristic procedure based on Greedy Random Adaptive Search Procedure (GRASP), and Ant Colony Optimization (ACO) is presented to solve this problem.
Zhao Xiuli, Guo Yanchi
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Flight Rescheduling Decisions for Robust Passenger Itineraries

2012
It has been the practice of the majority of airlines to reschedule passengers and flights so as to minimize flight delay. Some airlines are now starting to look at the problem of rescheduling from the perspective of the passenger and are trying to minimize the impact of missed and cancelled connecting flights on the consumer.
Susan Farley   +2 more
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Continuous Flight Rescheduling Problem Resolution Based on Genetic Algorithms

2019 IEEE 6th International Conference on Industrial Engineering and Applications (ICIEA), 2019
This present paper deals with air traffic management problem for the continuous flights with stopover and returning at initial airport. The initial scheduling is disrupted by poor weather conditions, which may change over time. For this problem, we consider the air traffic as a discrete event system where the rescheduled flights are modelled by time ...
Kammoun, Mohamed Ali, Rezg, Nidhal
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A Flight Plan Rescheduling in Air Traffic Management Problem: A Time Discret Event System Approach

IFAC Proceedings Volumes, 2012
Abstract Motivated by the importance of congestion in air traffic problem and its bad effects on airlines companies and passenger's security, we propose a decision support framework for flight rescheduling in air traffic management based on ground delay, rerouting and flight canceling.
Kammoun, Mohamed Ali   +2 more
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Flight Rescheduling Problem Induced by Air Traffic Network Capacity Constraints Based on the Binary Decision Diagram Approach

IFAC Proceedings Volumes, 2013
Abstract The exponential growth in air traffic and unplanned events on the day of flight schedules such as adverse weather conditions led to initial flight disruptions. In this paper, we propose a decision support framework for flight rescheduling in air traffic management based on ground delay, changing the initial flight and flight canceling.
Kammoun, Mohamed Ali   +2 more
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