Airline Crew Scheduling¶
Vance, P. H., Barnhart, C., Johnson, E. L., & Nemhauser, G. L. (1997). Airline Crew Scheduling: A New Formulation and Decomposition Algorithm. Operations Research, 45(2), 188-200.
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Mechanisms¶
- Crew Scheduling Model
- Cover the demand. Require that every shift or leg is staffed to its minimum — a set-covering / set-partitioning structure where chosen bundles must collectively blanket the schedule.
This sourceModels airline crew scheduling through set partitioning and selects duty-period bundles that collectively cover the scheduled flights.
- Cover the demand. Require that every shift or leg is staffed to its minimum — a set-covering / set-partitioning structure where chosen bundles must collectively blanket the schedule.
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