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1 Ιαν 2018 · Scientific literature uses three most common types of hub airports: spiked hub, random hub and rolling hub. Kraus & Benjamin (2006) suggest that random hubs show no peaked banks in their overall patterns, but appear flat and structures that are created are random.
- Scheduling Issues and Network Strategies for International Airline Alliances
An efficient network structure with co-ordinated schedules...
- Scheduling Issues and Network Strategies for International Airline Alliances
1 Ιαν 2008 · The hub-and-spoke model is a widely adopted network topology that was popularised in the late 1970s, serving as an economically superior alternative to the existing P2P mode of civil air...
This study presents a biobjective hub-and-spoke (HS) network design model for the global air passenger networks. The model explores the tradeoff between the total airline cost (airline preference) and lost time cost for passengers (user preference) as the model’s objectives.
1 Απρ 2021 · Proposed climate policies increase costs of operations, likely leading to a strengthening of the hub-spoke system. Further research into network development and the effect of climate policy on airline behaviour is necessary to support climate and aviation policy.
1 Μαΐ 1999 · Purpose: This research presents a multiproject scheduling and resource management (MPSRM) model that includes an M/M/c/n queue system, a p-hub median model, a parallel machine scheduling and a...
The hub-and-spoke (HS) airline network is a network that demonstrates economies of scale in the air transport market when it reaches a specific size and has proven to be advantageous in practical applications. The net-work employs large aircraft for transfers between hub airports and medium-sized aircraft for transport between the hub and
In this study, a new practical airline hub location model with hub capacity decision is presented based on airport capacity envelope functions. In the literature on hub location with the hub capacity decision, the capacity of hub nodes has been expressed as a constant.
