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2. A stochastic programming approach to the airline crew scheduling problem

Author

Yen, Joyce W. and Birge, John R.

Subjects
Air New Zealand Ltd. -- Information management, Airlines -- Information management, Science and technology, Social sciences, Transportation industry, Company systems management, Information management
Abstract

Traditional methods model the billion-dollar airline crew scheduling problem as deterministic and do not explicitly include information on potential disruptions. Instead of modeling the crew scheduling problem as deterministic, we [...]

Published
2006

3. The perverse effects of predatory pricing law: even if predation is possible, does intense price competition harm consumers?

Author

Crane, Daniel A.

Subjects
United States. Supreme Court -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Information management, Prices -- Reports -- Laws, regulations and rules, Airlines -- Information management, Sherman Act, Clayton Act, Business, Government, Law, Government regulation, Company systems management, Information management, Reports, Laws, regulations and rules
Abstract

THE THEORY OF PREDATORY PRICING IS as old as the Sherman Act. Among the evils attributed to John D. Rockefeller and Standard Oil was underpricing rivals to maintain a monopoly [...]

Published
2005

4. Notification of data breaches in Australia: implications for airlines.

Author

von Nessen, Paul and Heilbronn, Gary

Subjects
Notice (Law) -- Laws, regulations and rules, Data security -- Laws, regulations and rules, Airlines -- Information management, Data security issue, Government regulation, Company systems management, Australia. Privacy Act 1988
Published
2009

6. The design of a 0-1 integer optimizer and its application in the Carmen system

Author

Wedelin, Dag

Subjects
Operations research -- Case studies, Scheduling (Management) -- Research, Mathematical optimization -- Research, Integer programming -- Research, Linear programming -- Research, Airlines -- Information management, Business, Business, general, Business, international
Abstract

An optimization algorithm for solving large zero-one integer programming problems has been applied to Carmen Systems AB's Automatic Pairing Construction system for airline crew scheduling. The optimizer yields solutions of similar quality to other methods based on linear programming and branch and bound procedures. In addition, its use has enabled several European airlines to realize significant productivity increases.

Published
1995

7. Portal helps self-service culture take off at BA

Author

Glick, Bryan

Subjects
Company systems management, Company personnel management, British Airways PLC -- Human resource management, British Airways PLC -- Information management, Airlines -- Human resource management, Airlines -- Information management
Published
2004

8. United Airlines' and American Airlines' online crisis communication following the September 11 terrorist attacks

Author

Greer, Clark F. and Moreland, Kurt D.

Subjects
United Air Lines Inc. -- Information management, American Airlines Inc. -- Information management, World Trade Center and Pentagon Attacks, 2001, Web sites -- Services, Web sites -- Usage, Airlines -- Management, Airlines -- Services, Airlines -- Information management, Company systems management, Company Web site/Web page, Web site/Web page development, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Economics
Abstract

The communication strategy of United Airlines and American Airlines after the September 11 terrorist attacks is studied. Their response to the crisis took shape through the use of the web.

Published
2003

9. AA, Sabre speak after settling differences

Subjects
American Airlines Inc. -- Contracts, Sabre Holdings Corp. -- Contracts, Airlines -- Contracts, Airlines -- Information management, Database industry -- Contracts, Company systems management, Contract agreement, Database industry, Business, Business, international, Human resources and labor relations, Travel industry
Abstract

American Airlines and Sabre Holdings recently came to terms on issues that bitterly divided the nation's largest airline and global distribution system provider. Among the agreements was AA's decision to [...]

Published
2003

10. IATA's One Order likely to have big impact on order management: PROMISES BIGGEST CHANGES SINCE INTRODUCTION OF E-TICKETS

Author

Biesiada, Jamie and Silk, Robert

Subjects
Airlines -- Information management, Airline tickets, Personal information -- Management, Company business management, Company systems management, Business, Travel industry, International Air Transport Association -- Information management
Abstract

'This is a modernization exercise,' said IATA's Sebastien Touraine, head of the One Order initiative. 'It is a massive transformation process. It will bring our industry beyond today's legacy constraints, [...]

Published
2018

11. A cutting-plane procedure for maximizing revenues in yield management

Author

Garcia-Diaz, Alberto and Kuyumcu, Ahmet

Subjects
Revenue -- Research, Airlines -- Information management, Integer programming -- Research, Pricing -- Information management
Abstract

A graph-theory approach for allocating seats and setting optimal prices in an origin-destination (O-D) network is developed. Input includes demand forecasts, computer reservation system restrictions, and aircraft capacities. The concept of a split graph is used to derive cutting planes. KEYWORDS Revenue management; split-graphs; perfect graphs; seat allocation; pricing; integer programming.

Published
1997

12. Network speed takes off

Author

Schwartz, Karen D.

Subjects
ATM LAN hub/MAU, Frame relay LAN hub/MAU, Network switch, Wireless LAN/WAN hub/MAU, Company systems management, LAN hub/MAU, Packet switching technology, Ethernet LAN hub/MAU, Packet switch, FDDI LAN hub/MAU, Token Ring LAN hub/MAU, Continental Airlines Inc. -- Information management, 3Com LANplex 6012 (LAN hub/MAU) -- Usage, Packet switching -- Usage, Network switches -- Usage, Airlines -- Information management, Network hubs -- Usage
Abstract

WHEN A CONTINENTAL AIRLINES FLIGHT PULLS UP TO THE GATE, WHEELS GO INTO MOTION. YOU'LL SEE cleanup crews, ground:crews, flight crews, and airport personnel swing into action. Reservations are checked […]

Published
1997

13. Plug and play servers for DSS apps

Author

The, Lee

Subjects
Company systems management, Technology application, Multiprocessing, US Airways Inc. -- Information management, File servers -- Usage, Multiprocessing -- Usage -- Technology application, Airlines -- Information management
Abstract

When USAir went looking for a server for a data-warehousing application last year, the IS group thought it would end up standardizing on whatever hardware vendor it picked. No surprise […]

Published
1995

14. The rest of the best

Author

Molloy, Maureen, Cummings, Joanne, Desmond, Paul, Brown, Bob, Duffy, Jim, and Taff, Anita

Subjects
New York, New York. Computer and Data Communications Service Agency, United States. Bureau of Export Administration, Achievements and Awards, Network World (Periodical), Management of EDP, Government Agency, Networks, MIS, Copperweld Corp. -- Achievements and awards, Central Fidelity Bank -- Achievements and awards, Covia -- Achievements and awards, Teledyne Brown Engineering Inc. -- Achievements and awards, United States. Bureau of Industry and Security -- Achievements and awards, Network World (Periodical) -- Achievements and awards, Communications industry -- Information management, Electronic data processing -- Management, Steel industry -- Information management, Computer networks -- Design and construction, Airlines -- Information management, Management information systems -- Innovations, Banking industry -- Information management
Published
1991

15. Airline audit system takes off with OS/2

Author

Strom, David and Lovejoy, Paula

Subjects
64-bit operating system, 32-bit operating system, Company systems management, Operating system, Operating systems -- Usage, Airlines -- Information management, OS/2 -- Usage
Abstract

Airline flights booked by thousands of travel agents around the country are being audited with an OS/2 system from the Airplan Services division of System One Corp., a subsidiary of […]

Published
1990

16. Uniformity eludes air RFPs: buyers ask carriers for clarity on contract issues

Author

Jonas, David

Subjects
Delta Air Lines Inc. -- Information management, Business travel industry -- Information management, Airlines -- Information management, Company systems management, Business, Business, international, Human resources and labor relations, Travel industry
Abstract

Requests for proposals sent by companies to airlines are not becoming any more standardized, despite industry efforts to simplify and bring consistency to the opening phase of contract negotiations. As [...]

Published
2003

17. Prism competitors stand united: Trio seeks to initiate standard data for Airlines, ensure buyer choice

Author

Campbell, Jay

Subjects
TRX Inc. (Portland, Oregon) -- Contracts, Cornerstone Information Systems Inc. (Bloomington, Indiana) -- Contracts, Hi-Mark Software -- Contracts, Online services -- Contracts, Computer software industry -- Contracts, Business travel -- Services, Airlines -- Information management, Business, Business, international, Human resources and labor relations, Travel industry
Abstract

Seeking to help their clients break out of what one airline executive called 'the Prism prison,' Cornerstone Information Systems, Hi-Mark Software and TRX Inc. last week said they joined forces [...]

Published
2002

18. Lean, mean flying machines

Author

Maglitta, Joseph

Subjects
MIS, Airline Industry, Management of EDP, Low Cost, Strategic Planning, Reservation System, Southwest Airlines Co. -- Information management, Airlines -- Information management, Management information systems -- Management, Electronic data processing departments -- Management
Published
1994

19. Competition concerns raised in airlines' ultimatum to Google

Author

Jainchill, Johanna

Subjects
Google Inc. -- Management -- Customer relations, Online information services -- Management -- Customer relations, Online services -- Management -- Customer relations, Information services -- Management -- Customer relations, Airlines -- Information management, Online travel services -- Information management, Online travel service, Company business management, Company systems management, Online information service, Business, Travel industry
Abstract

HOLLYWOOD, Fla. -- When Google's new vice president of travel, Jeremy Wertheimer, stepped on stage at the PhoCusWright conference here two weeks ago, he surprised many in the audience with [...]

Published
2011

20. ASTA, others urge airlines to cooperate on ancillary fees info

Author

King, Danny

Subjects
Airlines -- Information management, Company systems management, Business, Travel industry, American Society of Travel Agents
Abstract

ASTA and other travel groups are demanding that U.S. carriers provide information on fees for unbundled services in a manner that will enable GDSs to distribute the data effectively to [...]

Published
2010

21. Customer Insights

Author

Stodder, David

Subjects
Gaylord Entertainment Co. Gaylord Hotels Div. -- Customer relations, Gaylord Entertainment Co. Gaylord Hotels Div. -- Technology application, JetBlue Airways Corp. -- Information management, JetBlue Airways Corp. -- Technology application, Consumer behavior -- Evaluation, Customer relations -- Technology application, Data mining -- Methods, Airlines -- Technology application, Airlines -- Information management, Hotels and motels -- United States, Hotels and motels -- Customer relations, Hotels and motels -- Technology application, Data warehousing/data mining, Technology application, Company systems management, Business, Computers, High technology industry
Abstract

Text mining draws correlations and spots trends in information trapped in a range of digital sources, from surveys to social media. It works best when combined with conventional structured data [...]

Published
2010

22. This week

Author

Daly, Kieran

Subjects
Emirates Airline -- Information management, Emirates Airline -- Safety and security measures, Airlines -- Information management, Airlines -- Safety and security measures, Laptop computers -- Usage, Notebook computers -- Usage, Laptop/portable computer, Company systems management, Aerospace and defense industries, Business, Business, international
Abstract

investigation kieran daly london Emirates changes procedures after A340 close shave Second laptop to cross-check crews' take-off calculations Emirates has begun using a second cockpit laptop computer to cross-check crews' [...]

Published
2009

23. Business

Subjects
Hawaiian Airlines Inc. -- Cases, Hawaiian Airlines Inc. -- Information management, Mesa Air Group Inc. -- Cases, Mesa Air Group Inc. -- Information management, Airlines -- Cases, Airlines -- Information management, Company systems management, Company legal issue, Aerospace and defense industries, Business, Business, international
Abstract

mesa Ending a long-running legal dispute with Hawaiian Airlines helped Mesa Air Group turn a $9.4 million profit in its second quarter after losing $24 million a year ago. Without [...]

Published
2008

25. UK government clashes with EU over data plans

Subjects
Company systems management, European Union -- Powers and duties -- Information management, Airline passengers -- Powers and duties, Electronic security systems, Security systems, Airlines -- Information management, Personal information
Published
2008

26. Out of Scope: Hot Bots

Subjects
Intelligent agent, Company business management, Company systems management, Hacker, United Airlines Inc. -- Information management -- Management, Backup systems -- Management -- Usage, Computer hackers -- Social aspects -- Usage, Airlines -- Information management
Abstract

Hot Bots We couldn't help but chuckle at an e-mail from an alumni listserv asking members to vote for a particular DC-area TV reporter in a 'Battle of the Media […]

Published
2007

27. AN AIRING FOR FLIERS; http://blog.delta.com

Author

McGregor, Jena and Hindo, Brian

Subjects
Company Web site/Web page, Company systems management, Delta Air Lines Inc. -- Information management, Southwest Airlines Co. -- Information management, Airlines -- Information management, Web sites -- Usage
Published
2007

28. Homeland Security Chief Hails Passenger Data Agreement; Secretary Michael Chertoff said the U.S. agency welcomes a European Union plan to share airline passenger name records

Subjects
United States -- Transportation policy, Government regulation, Company systems management, United States. Department of Homeland Security -- Officials and employees, European Union -- Transportation policy, Air travel -- United States, Air travel -- Laws, regulations and rules, Airline passengers -- Laws, regulations and rules, Airlines -- Information management, Airlines -- Customer relations, Airlines -- Laws, regulations and rules
Abstract

U.S. Department of Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff announced that the U.S. data-sharing agreement with the European Union will protect against terrorist and criminal threats while satisfying EU privacy requirements. […]

Published
2007

29. Computer Failure Triggers Worst Flight Delays Of The Year; Air traffic controllers at two major U.S. airports had to move flights in and out with hand-written airline schedules

Subjects
Disaster recovery, Company systems management, Market trend/market analysis, United States. Federal Aviation Administration -- Information management, Airlines -- Information management, Airlines -- Services, Disaster recovery (Computers) -- Economic aspects, Disaster recovery (Computers) -- Forecasts and trends, Air traffic control -- Information management, Air traffic control -- Forecasts and trends, Airports -- Information management, Airports -- Services
Abstract

A federal computer system that processes pilots' flight plans went down for two hours Friday morning, causing a domino effect of problems and hours of delays for travelers. A spokesman […]

Published
2007

30. VC Deal Signals Turbulence Ahead For Airlines' Legacy IT

Subjects
Company financing, Contract agreement, Company systems management, ITA Software Inc. -- Finance, ITA Software Inc. -- Product introduction, ITA Software Inc. -- Contracts, Alaska Airlines Inc. -- Contracts, Alaska Airlines Inc. -- Information management, Continental Airlines Inc. -- Contracts, Continental Airlines Inc. -- Information management, Computer software industry -- Contracts, Computer software industry -- Product introduction, Computer software industry -- Finance, Airlines -- Contracts, Airlines -- Information management
Abstract

The whopping $100 million in venture funding that ITA Software won last week may be the most telling indicator yet that sweeping changes are in store for the airline industry […]

Published
2006

31. MyTravel Airways logs paperless cockpit first

Subjects
MyTravel Airways -- Information management, Airlines -- Information management, Databases -- Usage, CD-ROM catalog, CD-ROM database, Database, Company systems management, Aerospace and defense industries, Business, Business, international
Abstract

MyTravel Airways is to be launch customer for a new product that extends the paperless-cockpit concept into post-flight technical logs. CoreWing is an electronic technical log devised by Rolls-Royce's engine [...]

Published
2006

33. United IT Employs 'Strategic Themes' To Cut Cost, Enable Collaboration; United's IT Department devised a seven-tiered approach to bringing its business units together with each other - and IT - and managed to save money and create new opportunities in the process

Author

High, Peter

Subjects
Information technology, Company systems management, Market trend/market analysis, United Air Lines Inc. -- Information management, United Air Lines Inc. -- Services, United Air Lines Inc. -- Customer relations, Airlines -- Information management, Airlines -- Customer relations, Airlines -- Services, Information technology -- Usage, Information technology -- Forecasts and trends
Published
2005

35. Delta Seeks To Convert Browsers Into Buyers With Revamped Web Site; The new site lets customers reserve a flight for 24 hours before purchasing

Subjects
Company service introduction, Company systems management, Delta Air Lines Inc. -- Information management, Delta Air Lines Inc. -- Service introduction, Airlines -- Information management, Airlines -- Service introduction
Abstract

With consumers increasingly looking to make purchases online, many businesses are coming to the conclusion that they need sparkling new sites that make it simpler for people to conduct business. […]

Published
2005

36. Travel Sites Rate Poorly In Sharing Customer Data; More large airlines and travel firms are sharing customer data with other companies without permission or have unclear privacy policies than six months ago

Subjects
Company systems management, Travel industry -- Customer relations, Travel industry -- Information management, Travel industry -- Evaluation, Hotels and motels -- Customer relations, Hotels and motels -- Information management, Hotels and motels -- Evaluation, Hotels and motels -- United States, Airlines -- Customer relations, Airlines -- Information management, Airlines -- Evaluation
Abstract

More large airlines and travel firms are sharing customer data with other companies without permission or have unclear privacy policies than six months ago, a research firm said Monday. In […]

Published
2005

37. CDC, Delta Use Passenger Data to Track Disease

Subjects
Company systems management, Delta Air Lines Inc. -- Information management, Communicable diseases, Airlines -- Information management
Abstract

According to a Center for Disease Control and Prevention official, Delta Airlines has agreed to share passenger data to help investigate the spread of deadly infectious diseases. Privacy advocates are […]

Published
2005

38. Server Problem Delayed Over 50 United Airlines Flights; Server malfunction that brought down the airliner's reservation system Monday morning as been fixed

Subjects
Company systems management, United Air Lines Inc. -- Services, United Air Lines Inc. -- Information management, System failures (Engineering) -- Economic aspects, Airlines -- Services, Airlines -- Information management
Abstract

CHICAGO (AP) - Dozens of United Airlines flights were delayed Monday morning when the carrier's reservations computer failed, the airline said. The computer breakdown affected more than 50 domestic flights, […]

Published
2005

41. Comair Downed By Computer Counting Limit; The computer failure that grounded an airline's entire fleet over the Christmas weekend and stranded thousands of travelers was due to creaky software that couldn't count higher than 32,768

Subjects
Company systems management, Comair Inc. -- Information management, Comair Inc. -- Service discontinuation, System crash (Computers) -- Influence, Airlines -- Information management, Airlines -- Service discontinuation
Abstract

The computer failure that grounded an airline's entire fleet over the Christmas weekend and stranded thousands of travelers was due to creaky software that couldn't count higher than 32,768, according […]

Published
2004

42. Computer Crash Forces Comair Cancellations

Subjects
Company systems management, Comair Inc. -- Information management, Airlines -- Information management
Abstract

HEBRON, Ky. (AP)--Comair canceled all its 1,100 flights on Saturday because computer problems knocked out its system that manages flight assignments, a spokesman said. Nick Miller, a spokesman for the […]

Published
2004

43. research; Europe looks at cyber peril

Subjects
Terrorism -- Influence, Computer crimes -- Prevention, Airlines -- Safety and security measures, Airlines -- Information management, Computer crime, Company systems management, Aerospace and defense industries, Business, Business, international
Abstract

Europe is funding research into a defence against the cyber attack and remote hi-jacking of airliners. Potential threat scenarios are being identified during the current 18-month definition phase of the [...]

Published
2004

44. TSA Tests Expedited Security Checks In Boston; American Airlines will sign up 2,000 frequent fliers willing to give up personal data for faster screening

Subjects
Logan International Airport -- Safety and security measures, United States -- Transportation policy, Company systems management, American Airlines Inc. -- Information management, American Airlines Inc. -- Services, United States. Transportation Security Administration -- Transportation policy, United States. Transportation Security Administration -- Information management, Airlines -- Information management, Airlines -- Services, Frequent flyer programs
Abstract

The Transportation Security Administration's Registered Traveler pilot program landed Monday at Boston's Logan International Airport, where the agency is working with American Airlines to sign up 2,000 of the company's […]

Published
2004

45. Travel Industry Gears Up For Changes; Web services and modern IT systems play leading roles in drive to cut costs

Subjects
Company systems management, Technology application, Travel industry -- Technology application, Travel industry -- Information management, Airlines -- Technology application, Airlines -- Information management
Abstract

Big changes in the travel industry are expected to accelerate free-marketplace dynamics and lower costs for airlines and travelers. They include an evolving landscape for how airfares and hotel rates […]

Published
2004

46. Controversy Over Sloppy Data Sharing; American Airlines the latest to admit improperly sharing passenger data with Feds

Subjects
Company systems management, Company legal issue, American Airlines Inc. -- Information management, United States. Transportation Security Administration -- Investigations, Airlines -- Information management
Abstract

Renewed criticism is being heaped on a federal agency and the airlines for improperly sharing passenger data. And last week, after American Airlines admitted giving data in 2002 to the […]

Published
2004

47. Airline Widens Its Customer View; Salesforce.com service will let Hawaiian Airlines managers see which distribution channels business partners are using to buy tickets

Subjects
Technology application, Company systems management, Customer relationship management software, Hawaiian Airlines Inc. -- Information management, salesforce.com Inc. -- Product information, Customer relationship management software -- Technology application, Computer software industry -- Product information, Airlines -- Information management
Abstract

Hawaiian Airlines, one of the nation's top transporters of passengers between the U.S. mainland and the Hawaiian Islands, is counting on a software service to make its business-to-business relationships more […]

Published
2004

48. in brief

Subjects
Airlines -- Information management, Online services, Information services, Online information services, Company systems management, Online information service, Aerospace and defense industries, Business, Business, international
Abstract

TAXI BIDDING A group of US airline and corporate pilots has formed an online bidding site called BidQwest, designed for air-taxi operators to bid for charter flight requests. Over 70 [...]

Published
2004

49. Report: TSA Bent Privacy Rules By Asking For JetBlue Records; The agency's chief privacy officer says the TSA didn't break the 1974 Privacy Act when it asked for passenger records to test a data-mining project but recommends clearer rules for data sharing

Subjects
Company systems management, JetBlue Airways Corp. -- Information management, United States. Transportation Security Administration, Airlines -- Information management
Abstract

The Transportation Security Administration bent but didn't break the 1974 Privacy Act in 2002 when one or more TSA employees requested that JetBlue Airways provide passenger records to be used […]

Published
2004

50. Lawmakers Want Info; Senate committee queries Transportation Security Administration about JetBlue affair

Subjects
Company systems management, Company legal issue, JetBlue Airways Corp. -- Information management, United States. Transportation Security Administration -- Investigations, Airlines -- Information management
Abstract

The Senate's Governmental Affairs Committee is investigating what role the Transportation Security Administration may have played in compelling JetBlue Airways to provide passenger records for an experimental Defense Department data-mining […]

Published
2004

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