The rapid development of civil aviation over the past decades has not only led to an
increasing competition among airlines, but also the rise of irregularities, with challenges …

One-way station-based carsharing systems provide short term car rentals in which users can
take a car from the initial station and return it to any other station. They are more flexible than …

Airline profits are significantly influenced by competitive timetables that match passenger
demand to fleet resources. In this research, we develop an integrated, mixed-integer …

Flight scheduling and fleet assignment are important steps of an airline planning process. In
light of the reciprocal relationship between air transport supply and demand, a key element …

Shared automated vehicles (SAV) are expected to benefit the sustainable development of
urban regions and alleviate the negative impacts brought by the increasing number of …

Airlines routinely use analytics tools to support flight scheduling, fleet assignment, revenue
management, crew scheduling, and many other operational decisions. However, decision …

Modern public transportation systems are increasingly complex: they are operated on a
large scale, must support booming urban populations, and run under tight budget …

Operating on volatile profit margins, it is imperative for the airline industry to utilize its
capacity and resources via sophisticated schedules for efficient operation. While the airline …

Flight retiming in airline scheduling consists in slightly modifying the scheduled departure
time of some flights with the goal of providing a better service with a cheaper cost. In this …

This paper presents a modeling framework for airline flight schedule planning under
competition. The framework generates an operational flight timetable that maximizes the …