This study identifies and assesses potential fuel conservation options which are available for use during ground operations at Dulles International (IAD) and Washington National (DCA) airports. The study also identifies and analyzes ground operations fuel savings options which have been considered and/or implemented by the various airlines operating at IAD and/or DCA since 1971. In addition, an evaluation of computer models which could be used for analyzing these fuel conservation options at other airports is included. The impact of socio/economic factors such as safety, environment, limitation on expansion and restrictions on accommodating forecast activity at DCA and IAD were considered during the analysis of each option. (Author)
Aircraft Energy Conservation during Airport Ground Operations
1982
313 pages
Report
No indication
English
Fuel conservation by controlling aircraft ground operations
Taylor & Francis Verlag | 1990
|Use of Aircraft Lights During Airport Surface Operations
Online Contents | 1994
|Visual monitoring of airport ground operations
IEEE | 2009
|Planning techniques for airport ground operations
IEEE | 2002
|