Airline disruption management is an active field of research. In recent years, there has been
an increase in publications, in particular, in of works integrating two or more resources (ie …

The normal operation of aircraft and flights can be affected by various unpredictable factors,
such as severe weather, airport closure, and corrective maintenance, leading to disruption of …

Air traffic disruptions result in flight delays, cancellations, passenger misconnections, and
ultimately high costs to aviation stakeholders. This paper proposes a jointly reactive and …

Because most commercial passenger airlines operate on a hub-and-spoke network, small
disturbances can cause major disruptions in their planned schedules and have a significant …

Events that cause disruptions to air company flight schedules transporting passengers and
cargo are commonplace in practice, and their operational and financial consequences are …

Airline schedules are generally tight and fragile to disruptions. Disruptions can have severe
effects on existing aircraft routings, crew pairings, and passenger itineraries that lead to high …

In this paper, we integrate flight scheduling, fleet assignment, and aircraft routing decisions,
which are the most prominent decisions in airline planning, while considering the …

Disruptions in airline operations can result in infeasibilities in aircraft and passenger
schedules. Airlines typically recover aircraft schedules and disruptions in passenger …

Freighter airlines need to recover both aircraft and cargo schedules when disruptions
happen. This process is usually divided into three sequential decisions to recover flights …

The use of hub-and-spoke networks by most major commercial airlines means that small
disruptions can have a significant impact on their operational costs. These disruptions, such …