2005Problems of Informatization and ManagementOpen access

Optimization of flight timetable under the contradictories in criterion functions

С. Є. Бухман

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The article describes analysis of airline schedule construction methods, based on schedules theory. Possibilities of using this theory while creating the optimal schedule of air traffic for medium and large airlines were examined. The most suitable figures of effectiveness of optimal schedule construction were chosen and proved

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The article describes analysis of airline schedule construction methods, based on schedules theory. Possibilities of using this theory while creating the optimal schedule of air traffic for medium and large airlines were examined. The most suitable figures of effectiveness of optimal schedule construction were chosen and proved

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The article describes analysis of airline schedule construction methods, based on schedules theory. Possibilities of using this theory while creating the optimal schedule of air traffic for medium and large airlines were examined. The most suitable figures of effectiveness of optimal schedule construction were chosen and proved

Key concepts: Schedule, Operations research, Computer science, Mathematical optimization, Aeronautics, Engineering, Transport engineering, Industrial engineering

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