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Maximizing Operational Readiness in Military Aviation by Optimizing Flight and Maintenance Planning
2015
Transportation Research Procedia
The primary objective in military aviation is to optimize operational readiness: the capability to perform assigned flight missions. In terms of a flight planning process, operational readiness has three primary components: availability, serviceability and sustainability. Furthermore, it is influenced by aircraft downtime due to preventive maintenance at prescribed flight time interval. In practice, aircraft flight scheduling (including maintenance constraints) tends to be managed manually and
doi:10.1016/j.trpro.2015.09.048
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