AbstractThe fleet composition of an airline is important in determining its costs and operational performance. This composition can be measured using numerical values. An index for measuring fleet uniformity is available, and a structured way of measuring fleet scale is introduced here. The history of all jet aircraft operated by commercial passenger or cargo airlines world-wide is analyzed both in general terms and using these measures. The analysis shows that uniformity in airline fleets has been steadily decreasing, while their scale has been steadily increasing.
Fleet composition of commercial jet aircraft 1952–2005: Developments in uniformity and scale
Journal of Air Transport Management ; 13 , 2 ; 81-89
2006-01-01
9 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
Fleet composition of commercial jet aircraft 1952-2005: Developments in uniformity and scale
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