NASA NTRS · 20040079360
Fleet Assignment Using Collective Intelligence
Abstract
Airline fleet assignment involves the allocation of aircraft to a set of flights legs in order to meet passenger demand, while satisfying a variety of constraints. Over the course of the day, the routing of each aircraft is determined in order to minimize the number of required flights for a given fleet. The associated flow continuity and aircraft count constraints have led researchers to focus on obtaining quasi-optimal solutions, especially at larger scales. In this paper, the authors propose the application of an agent-based integer optimization algorithm to a "cold start" fleet assignment problem. Results show that the optimizer can successfully solve such highly- constrained problems (129 variables, 184 constraints).
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Antoine, Nicolas E., Bieniawski, Stefan R., Kroo, Ilan M., Wolpert, David H.. 2004-01-01. Fleet Assignment Using Collective Intelligence. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20040079360
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