This report deals with the projection of air traffic over the three major oceanic areas: Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian. The study develops the projections, based upon anticipated growth in passenger and cargo traffic, for flows in each of the oceanic areas. Based upon a prediction model of the daily traffic patterns, the hourly distributions of traffic over the oceanic areas is derived. Analysis of these projections indicates that the number of flights during peak hours in both the Atlantic and Pacific oceanic areas will be similar while the peaks in the Indian oceanic area will be half as great for the period of interest.
Oceanic Air Traffic Projections: 1966-1967
1967
92 pages
Report
No indication
English
Aeronautics , Domestic Commerce, Marketing, & Economics , Air traffic , Statistical analysis , Predictions , Civil aviation , Atlantic Ocean , Pacific Ocean , Indian Ocean , Commercial planes , Money , Models(Simulations) , Distribution , Periodic variations , Correlation techniques , Maps , Oceanic air routes , Comparative studies , Graphs(Charts)
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