Application of Electronic Data Processing Airport Analysis in Airlines Operations and for Manufacturers

An analysis of the factors affecting aircraft takeoff and landing weights is presented. This analysis, made with the aid of a computer, considers all factors, including: type of aircraft; weight; temperature; wind; engines; payload; policies; limits; runway slope, conditions, and length; obstructions; and aircraft flap settings.     

System Analysis for an Airline Operational Environment Through a Computerized Network Simulation Model

The computerized model permits a mixed fleet of aircraft to ?fly? over a route structure for a given time period. By doing so, the detailed operational and economic factors are evaluated. In the past, the above-mentioned information was available after the purchase of the aircraft, and the selection of the airplane was done by little-known parameters. This program will furnish the data before the aircraft is purchased, thus taking the guessing from the selection. The high investment makes it mandatory for airline management to examine and to know ahead what to expect from the airplane and what is the acceptable return on this investment. On the other hand, an existing fleet with a given route structure can be analyzed by varying the schedule.