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¹College of Air Traffic Management, Civil Aviation Flight University of China, Guanghan, 618307, China. pnh@cafuc.edu.cn.

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This study introduces a multimodal time-band network model to efficiently recover irregular flights. The model minimizes recovery costs, ensuring flight safety and improving airline operational efficiency.

Keywords:

Binary tree generation algorithm Multimodal time-band network Recovery of irregular flights

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Area of Science:

Aviation Management
Operations Research
Network Modeling

Background:

Irregular flight operations, caused by aircraft failures or airport closures, pose significant challenges to airlines.
Existing recovery methods often struggle with efficiency and cost-effectiveness.
Optimizing flight recovery is crucial for maintaining airline schedules and passenger satisfaction.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop an efficient model for recovering irregular flights.
To minimize the financial and operational costs associated with flight disruptions.
To ensure flight safety and balance air traffic flow during recovery.

Main Methods:

A multimodal time-band network model was developed to represent flight routing problems.
The model incorporates delay and cancellation costs as key variables.
A developed binary tree algorithm was employed to enhance model solving efficiency.

Main Results:

The proposed model successfully identified the lowest-cost rescheduled flights and re-selected flight routes.
The method effectively balanced flight flow without compromising flight safety.
The model demonstrated significant improvements in operational efficiency and service quality.

Conclusions:

The multimodal time-band network model provides a valuable tool for airlines to recover from flight disruptions rapidly and cost-effectively.
This approach enhances airline operational efficiency and service quality.
The study highlights the importance of advanced network modeling in aviation management.