Abstract: Multiattribute decision‐making methods were used to solve the problem of choosing aircraft size and the corresponding network composition. Prior to ranking, a model was developed to calculate flight frequencies offered to ...

Abstract: A wide variety of factors result in disturbances in carrying out planned airline schedules. Technical failures in the aircraft, meteorological conditions, crew delay, crews not showing up for flights, breakdowns in aircraft ...

Abstract: Transport networks in many cities are generally very seriously congested. Consequently, travel time, number of stops, unexpected delays, transport costs, level of air pollution, noise, and traffic accidents are increased. ...

Abstract: Modern airport terminal building designs that have finger piers and airbridges sometimes result in significant walking distances for passengers. For a given set of aircraft parking positions next to a passenger terminal ...

Abstract: Bee colony optimization (BCO) is a relatively new metaheuristic designed to deal with hard combinatorial optimization problems. It belongs to the group of nature-inspired methods that explore collective intelligence applied ...