The railway crew scheduling problem consists of finding the most efficient duty combination
for railway crews to cover all trains and related activities for a defined period of time. Crew …

As the airline industry is ever expanding, companies are increasing their fleet sizes to obtain
greater market shares. Moreover, as the airlines seek more growth, the complexity and size …

The airline crew rostering problem (CRP) is significant for balancing the workload of crew
and for improving the satisfaction rate of crew's preferences, which is related to the fairness …

The personalized crew rostering problem (CRP) consists of assigning pairings (sequences
of flights, deadheads, connections, and rests, forming one or several days of work) to …

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 …

A common strategy used by airlines to improve employee satisfaction is to create schedules
that take into account crew preferences such as preferred legs or desired off-periods. Air …

In this paper, a new version of the aircraft maintenance routing problem, which is an
important component of the airline planning process, is studied. We define the big-cycle …

The airline crew scheduling problem, because of its size and complexity, is usually solved in
two phases: the crew pairing problem and the crew assignment problem. A pairing is a …

The crew-pairing problem (CPP) is solved in the first step of the crew-scheduling process. It
consists of creating a set of pairings (sequence of flights, connections, and rests forming one …

Given the increasing heterogeneity of the types of aircraft operated, many airlines have
switched from the traditional team scheduling approach to the individual scheduling …