AGIFORS Airline Operations 2010
Enabling Dependability and Efficiency
 

Conference Proceedings

Dynamic Cost Index Management in Flight Planning and Flight Following
Steve Altus - Jeppesen
Economic Trends and their Likely Effect on Airline Operations
Beatrice Roloff - M2p Consulting
Robust Airline Scheduling: Minimising propagated delay in an integrated routing and crewing framework
Richard Wu - University of New South Wales
Accelerating Operations Control with Business Intelligence Solutions
Gesine Varfis – Lufthansa Consulting
Short Term Maintenance Allocation
Michael Clarke - Sabre Airline Solutions
Integrating Tail and Gate Assignment
Amy Cohn - University of Michigan
Modifying Lines of Flight for Improved Robustness
Amy Cohn - University of Michigan
Better decision making by improved Operations Control Center
George Webster - Lufthansa Systems
An Optimization Based Approach to Airline Integrated Recovery
Gustaf Solveling - Georgia Institute of Technology
Emissions Management and Impact on Your Business
(Panel Discussion)
Moderated by Tom Samuel - Sabre Airline Solutions

Large Scale Passenger Reaccomodation Optimization
Semi Gabteni - Amadeus
 
Incorporating fatigue modelling into optimised pairing and roster
Jim Kenneally - Constraint Technologies International

The Must, the Best --- Two Different Types of Rules in Auto Crew Planning
Xianchang Wang - Chengdu Soft-Intelligent Technology Ltd
Focusing Efficiently on Disruptions with Advanced Visualization Tools
Luis Alvarez - Lufthansa Systems

Reducing Roster Generation Effort and Managing Employee Contract Complexity
Xuehua Lu - Sabre Airline Solutions
Towards Optimum Hub Operations
Gustaf Solveling - Georgia Institute of Technology

Conference Awards
Best Innovation
Dynamic Cost Index Management in Flight Planning and Flight Following
Steve Altus - Jeppesen
 
Best Presentation
Focusing Efficiently on Disruptions with Advanced Visualization Tools
Luis Alvarez - Lufthansa Systems
           

Please refer to previous years conference proceedings for a complete listing of technical talks given in the past at AGIFORS Airline Operations meetings.

About AGIFORS

The Airline Group of the International Federation of Operations Research Societies (AGIFORS) is a society with the avowed purpose of forwarding the practice of Operational Research in airlines. The membership consists of Operational Research workers who are also employed by recognized civil airlines. There are, in addition, correspondents who are people keenly interested in the application of Operational Research to aviation problems.