This report examines the ability of the Navy to deliver wartime passengers on short notice by operating its present fleet of transport planes as a nonscheduled airline. The backlog and delay that would result were estimated with the airfleet servicing four theaters. The estimates were based on multichannel queuing theory. The C-9B and the CT-39E were the most cost effective aircraft to add to the fleet.
Backlog and Delay with Wartime Airlift
1975
67 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Air Transportation , Military Sciences , Airlift operations , Scheduling , Naval aircraft , Jet transport planes , Queueing theory , Multichannel , Payload , Cost effectiveness , Warfare , Naval procurement , Naval planning , Passenger aircraft , Passengers , Delay , Combat readiness , Overload , Maintenance , Cost estimates , Mediterranean Sea , Southeast Asia , United States , Coastal regions , Backlogs , C-9 aircraft , CT-39E aircraft , T-39 aircraft , Intratheater airlift
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