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    PLANNING OF TRAINING AIRCRAFT FLIGHT HOURS by Visnja Vojvodić Rosenzweig, Anita Domitrović, Marko Bubić

    Published 2010-12-01
    “…The model can be used by a flight dispatch department in a training organisation as a basis for optimised planning and reduction of maintenance downtime.…”
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    Human resource potential for a sovereign aviation enterprise in the South Pacific by Paul Bowes, Vincent Daria, Cristian Birzer

    Published 2024-01-01
    “…At the core of any aviation enterprise is a cadre of aviation technical professionals, which includes pilots, aviation maintenance engineers, air traffic controllers, and flight dispatchers. The current project seeks: (1) to validate the minimum educational attainment level for entry to aviation technical professional training as appropriate to the South Pacific context; (2) to identify subjects that are of importance as perquisites to such training; (3) to compare the coverage of South Pacific national curricula for these subjects against a baseline developed country with a mature aviation industry; and (4) to estimate the latent appropriately educated human resource potential for South Pacific sovereign aviation enterprise development.…”
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    A Low-Altitude Flight Conflict Detection Algorithm Based on a Multilevel Grid Spatiotemporal Index by Shuangxi Miao, Chengqi Cheng, Weixin Zhai, Fuhu Ren, Bo Zhang, Shuang Li, Junxiao Zhang, Huangchuang Zhang

    Published 2019-06-01
    “…Flight conflict detection is fundamental to flight dispatch, trajectory planning, and flight safety control. …”
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    Landing on empty: estimating the benefits from reducing fuel uplift in US Civil Aviation by Megan S Ryerson, Mark Hansen, Lu Hao, Michael Seelhorst

    Published 2015-01-01
    “…We find that simple changes in flight dispatching that maintain a statistically minimal risk of fuel exhaustion could result in yearly savings of 338 million lbs of CO _2 , the equivalent to the fuel consumed from 4760 flights on midsized commercial aircraft. …”
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