Commercial Aircraft Operators Flashcards

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fsc target groups

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business and frequent travellers

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fsc revenue

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cost coverage economy class, earnings business and first class

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fsc network

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hub and spoke network with regional feeder traffic

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fsc fleet

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heterogeneous structure, increasing focus on long range

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lcc target groups

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frequent travelers and holiday travelers

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lcc revenue

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cost coverage economy class, earnings ancillary revenues (selling food and water in flight)

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lcc network

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point to point network mostly mid/short range

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lcc fleet

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homogeneous structure typically only one aircraft family

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charter target group

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holiday traveler

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charter revenue generation

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cost coverage economy, earnings ancillary

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charter network

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point to point short mid long range

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charter fleet

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homogeneous fleet, sometimes additional aircraft are leased

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regional carrier target groups

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business and frequent travelers

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regional carrier revenue

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cost coverage economy, earnings ancillary

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regional carrier network

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feeder within a hub and spoke, point to point at short range

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regional carrier fleet

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homogeneous structure, regional jet aircraft and turboprops

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hybrid carrier target groups

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large range of travelers

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hybrid carrier revenue

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cost coverage economy, earnings business, first class, ancillary

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hybrid carrier network

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feeder within hub and spoke, hub and spoke, point to point short/long range

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hybrid carrier fleet

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homogeneous structure

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hub and spoke advantages

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reduced costs using larger aircraft, simplified planning maintenance, connecting places with less original volume through network, simplified planning of personnel & spare parts

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hub and spoke disadvantages

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passengers dont want connections, peak times require infrastructure performance, high complexity of system, susceptible to interference

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future model platform airlines (PFA)

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airline offers entire journey door to door ticket, revenue ancillary, non-aviation

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future model air transport provider (ATP)

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internet companies offer door to door ticket, airline provides aircraft to internet companies, airline doesnt sell any tickets, revenue only aviation and ancillary

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indirect operating costs
landed properties and ground equipment, passage/freight (cargo, handling, booking, sales, marketing), administration and overheads
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direct operating costs
costs of ownership, cash operating costs (crew, maintenance, navigation, landing, fuel), additional doc (local noise, local emission, emission trading)
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airport charges
landing, lighting, terminal user, noise, emission, navaid, ground handling, cargo, passenger related, airport tax, inspection, service
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ADOC
emission trading scheme domestic european flights
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fleet panning
what type of aircraft, when, and how many
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route planning
where to fly profitably
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schedule development
how frequently what time each route
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stages of airline planning
long term decision of strategic nature - planning and steering activities - knowledge of fleet composition and network plus flight schedule
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airline planning factors
market, demand, operations, restrictions, quality
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fleet planning cost factors
operating costs, reserves, flexibility of equipment, maintenance, degree of standardization
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fleet planning aircraft selection criteria
technical criteria (seats, range, fuel consumption, noise and exhaust emissions), financial criteria (price, residual value, maintenance costs, product support, fleet commonality), other (comfort, crew requirements, airport infrastructure, delivery flexibility), seat configuration, passenger appeal, variability of utility elements, engine position, propeller vs jet, politics
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fleet planning critical inputs
air traffic forecast, yield forecast, estimated aircraft productivity, operating costs
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route planning
long term (strategic planning) and short term (tactical planning)
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route evaluation
will the route be profitable if served, consider connections as well as direct, incremental profitability, technical capability of aircraft, operating cost characteristics of aircraft, political and legal restrictions, bilateral agreements, limited airport slots, competitor strategy
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route profitability model
used to maximize the total profits, given a set of candidate routes and estimated demands, subject to fleet and capacity constraints
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schedule development
frequency planning, timetable development, fleet assignment, aircraft rotation planning
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frequency planning
based on route evaluation process, number of departures per day, number of seats on departure, high freq low seat high convenience high operational cost vs low freq high seat low convenience low operational cost
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timetable development
provide departures at peak periods, max utilization vs convenience, consider turn time, time zone difference, regulatory constraints
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schedule map
visual representation of flight legs that incorporate aircraft movement in terms of both geography and time
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fleet assignment problem
determines type of aircraft for each flight leg departure, minimize combined costs of spill (rejected payload demand). subject to minimum ground time, maintenance, rotation constraints
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how does airline improve aircraft availability
reduce turn time, reduce flight slack time, consider more routes and red eyes, plan efficient operations
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how does MRO (maintenance, repair, overhaul) improve aircraft availability
optimize check intervals in line with airline operations, reduce airplane delays, reduce airplane time in hangars