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Optimized Crew Scheduling at Air New Zealand
2001
Interfaces
Between 1986 and 1999, Air New Zealand staff and consultants in collaboration with the University of Auckland have developed eight application-specific optimization-based computer systems to solve all ...
scheduled flights, and the rostering problem to assign tours of duty to individual crew members. ...
at Air New Zealand. ...
doi:10.1287/inte.31.1.30.9688
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Page 467 of The Journal of the Operational Research Society Vol. 43, Issue 5
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1992
The Journal of the Operational Research Society
GARNER (1985) The solution of air-crew scheduling problems for Air New Zealand. Proceedings of the 2\st Annual Conference of ORSNZ, Wellington, 42-48.
. D.M. RyAnand J. C. ...
I also wish to thank Jeff Meyer, Brett Wilkie, Dale Bradford and other staff of Air New Zealand Ltd for their support and enthusiasm in providing data and developing a production inter- face to the crew ...
The Solution of Massive Generalized Set Partitioning Problems in Aircrew Rostering
1992
Journal of the Operational Research Society
RYAN University of Auckland, New Zealand
The scheduling and rostering of personnel is a problem that occurs in many organizations. ...
From a mathematical point of view the problems of air crew scheduling give rise to a number of challenging problems in combinatorial optimization. ...
doi:10.2307/2583565
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The Solution of Massive Generalized Set Partitioning Problems in Aircrew Rostering
1992
Journal of the Operational Research Society
This system now plays an important role in the crew planning functions of Air New Zealand.
The second problem associated with air cew scheduling is referred to as Rostering. ...
GARNER (1985) The solution of air-crew scheduling problems for Air New Zealand. Proceedings of the 2\st Annual Conference of ORSNZ, Wellington, 42-48.
. D.M. RyAnand J. C. ...
doi:10.1057/jors.1992.72
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Impact of Operations Research on the Evolution of the Airline Industry
2004
Journal of Aircraft
., “Optimizing Crew Scheduling at Air New Zealand,” Interfaces, Vol. 31, No. 1, 2001. pp. 30-56.
Bibliography
Cook, T. (ed.), “Airline Operations Research,” /nterfaces, Vol. 19, No. 4, 1989. ...
'* More recently, Ryan et al.*’ has reported saving over NZ$ 15,655,000 per year in crew scheduling costs at Air New Zealand while providing rosters that better meet crew member preferences—based on the ...
doi:10.2514/1.900
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Page 938 of The Journal of the Operational Research Society Vol. 57, Issue 8
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2006
The Journal of the Operational Research Society
Optimized crew scheduling at air New Zealand. Interfaces 31(1): 30-56.
Campbell JF, Ernst AT and Krishnamoorthy M (2002). Hub location problems. In: Drezner Z and Hamacher HW (eds). ...
Optimization models and methods for produc- tion planning and ship scheduling in the pulp industry. Licentiate thesis, LiU-TEK-LIC-2003:1056, Linkoping Institute of Technology, Sweden. ...
A Stochastic Programming Approach to the Airline Crew Scheduling Problem
2006
Transportation Science
Instead of modelling the crew scheduling problem as deterministic, we consider a stochastic crew scheduling model and devise a solution methodology for integrating disruptions in the evaluation of crew ...
We call this problem the stochastic crew scheduling problem. ...
Test Problem Results The three test problems represent a simplification of the Air New Zealand domestic schedule: 9 planes Using the set partitioning solver described in Johnson et al. 1999, we enumerate ...
doi:10.1287/trsc.1050.0138
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Comparison of In-Flight Measures with Predictions of a Bio-Mathematical Fatigue Model
2014
Aviation Space and Environmental Medicine
There is a need to continue to evaluate fatigue models against data collected from crews conducting commercial fl ight operations. ...
Closer analysis of the duty time, time of day, and schedule length show discrepancies of up to 15% between observed and predicted fatigue. ...
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The authors thank the pilots of Air New Zealand and Ansett Australia who volunteered to undertake the studies while fl ying commercial operations, and the members of the Air New Zealand ...
doi:10.3357/asem.3806.2014
pmid:25479259
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A hybrid particle swarm optimization and an improved heuristic algorithm for an airline crew rostering problem
2014
ScienceAsia
The airline crew scheduling problem is a combinatorial optimization problem and belongs to the class of NPhard problems. ...
An effective method for solving the airline crew scheduling problem can reduce the crew costs and improve crew satisfaction. ...
The ACRP at Thai Airways The problem considered in this paper is from Thai Airways international flights which service five routes: North America, Europe, African, Australia and New Zealand, and regional ...
doi:10.2306/scienceasia1513-1874.2014.40.456
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Operational airline reserve crew planning
2006
Journal of Scheduling
In this paper, we propose a new optimization strategy to increase reserve crew utilization and build monthly reserve crew work schedules by addressing the issue of scheduling conflicts and daily operational ...
Airlines using a bidline system to award crew work schedules require additional reserves to cover scheduling conflicts, which result in trips dropping out of optimized bidlines. ...
Gamache et al. (1998) describe a preferential bidding system application at Air Canada, and Day and Ryan (1997) describe a rostering application for cabin crews at Air New Zealand. ...
doi:10.1007/s10951-006-6778-8
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Fatigue and Its Management in the Aviation Industry, with Special Reference to Pilots
2021
Journal of Aviation Technology and Engineering
More specifically, crew fatigue contributes to nearly 15 to 20% of the accidents (Akerstedt, 2000) . ...
different flight operations and its impact on the wellbeing of pilots, investigates the in-flight and pre-/post-flight countermeasures (both pharmacological and nonpharmacological methods) practiced at ...
Goldsmith (1998) stated that Air Canada, Air New Zealand, British Airways, Emirates, Finnair, Lufthansa, Swissair, and Qantas had authorized cockpit napping. ...
doi:10.7771/2159-6670.1208
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An Annotated Bibliography of Personnel Scheduling and Rostering
2004
Annals of Operations Research
Crew rostering is largely applied in transportation systems. The optimal duties obtained from crew scheduling are sequenced, in some optimal fashion, to form feasible lines of work. ...
Crew rostering is then the process of choosing a set of the best lines of work for all employees. Tour scheduling in non-transportation systems is similar to crew rostering. ...
This paper provides details of a method to roster crew at Swiss Air which was never implemented. ...
doi:10.1023/b:anor.0000019087.46656.e2
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Flying for a Buck or Two: Low-Cost Carriers in Australia and New Zealand
2011
Social Science Research Network
However, academic literature pertaining to the development of low cost carriers in Australia and New Zealand is scarce. ...
Thus, this paper offers a brief history of low cost carriers in this region, and compares the business models of low cost carriers currently operating in and between Australia and New Zealand. ...
Such cleaning duties could also be undertaken by the cabin crew on flights in Australia/New Zealand. ...
doi:10.2139/ssrn.2742114
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Page 659 of Engineering and Mining Journal Vol. 117, Issue 16
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1924
Engineering and Mining Journal
To Dredge in New Zealand The Clutha Development Co. has been formed in Sydney to install a dredging plant on the Clutha River, in the South Island of New Zealand. ...
dubious as to the immediate future attitude of labor and the present attitude of the National Railway lines anent transportation, it may be said that there is a general air of optimism. ...
Solution of Set-Covering and Set-Partitioning Problems Using Assignment Relaxations
1992
Journal of the Operational Research Society
FISHER (1981) Computational results for very large air crew scheduling problems. Omega 9, 613-618.
. D.M. RYAN and K. M. GARNER (1985) The solution of aircrew scheduling problems for Air New Zealand. ...
These include bus crew scheduling’, air crew scheduling**, vechicle routeing®, steiner problem’, facility location® and others. ...
doi:10.1057/jors.1992.74
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