Optimal routing of regional passenger air transportation

Analyzing passenger travel disruptions in the National Air Transportation System

Many of the existing methods for evaluating an airline’s on-time performance are based on flight-centric measures of flight delay. However, recent research has demonstrated that as much as 50% of passenger delays are caused by passenger travel disruptions, either flight cancelations or missed connections. The propensity for disruptions varies significantly across airports and carriers, based on...

System Methods for Uncovering Economic, Technological, and Policy Enablers of an "On-Demand Air Service" Regional Passenger Transportation Solution

A green transportation location-inventory-routing problem by dynamic regional pricing

Non-uniform distribution of customers in a region and variation of their maximum willingness to pay at distinct areas make regional pricing a practical method to maximize the profit of the distribution system. By subtracting the classic objective function, which minimizes operational costs from revenue function, profit maximization is aimed. A distribution network is designed by determining the...

The Social Costs of Intercity Passenger Transportation: A Review and Comparison of Air and Highway

Regional Transportation

strongly supports academic freedom and a researcher's right to publish; as an institution, however, the Laboratory does not endorse the viewpoint of a publication or guarantee its technical correctness. Abstract. For transportation planning applications , it is useful to not only model each individual traveler, but also the decision-making process leading to her travel demand. Simulation-based ...