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 …

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

This paper provides a thorough review of the current state-of-the-art within airline disruption
management of resources, including aircraft, crew, passenger and integrated recovery. An …

Since the deregulation of many markets, airlines have become more concerned with
developing an optimal flight schedule, allowing little slack to accommodate variations from …

The sources of disruption to airline schedules are many, including crew absences,
mechanical failures, and bad weather. When these unexpected events occur, airlines …

This article presents a novel approach to incorporate the aircraft turnaround, which has
recently been identified as one of the major contributors to airline delay, into existing …

We consider the aircraft recovery problem (ARP) with airport capacity constraints and
maintenance flexibility. The problem is to re-schedule flights and re-assign aircraft in real …

In this paper we present a novel approach addressing airline delays and recovery. Airline
schedule recovery involves making decisions during operations to minimize additional …

Airline recovery presents very large and difficult problems requiring high-quality solutions
within short time limits. To improve computational performance, various solution approaches …

Aircraft recovery, a critical step in airline operations recovery, aims to minimize the cost of
disrupted aircraft schedules. The exact methods for aircraft recovery are computationally …