Airlines Logistics (tnfl07)
Welcome to the class! A word of caution: Information on this site is not final until the class starts.
Lecturer: Valentin Polishchuk (email)
Schedule:
f2f meetings:
intro lecture: 15-17 on Mon of week 13 (2024: Mon Mar 25, room TP31)
guest lectures from Boeing and SAS, May 6 and 21 resp, 10-14
Otherwise no specific times: go through the slides and watch the videos at your pace; submit the homeworks by the deadlines (contact the lecturer with questions whenever you have them)
Office hours: Mo, We, Fr 13-15 (please ping the lecturer to shedule a Zoom or in-person meeting)
Further material:
Sister courses @MIT.OCW -- Airline management and Airline schedule planning
Book "The global airline industry" (in LiU library)
Homeworks
HWs are not mandatory: they prepare you for the exam.
Group work is allowed; feel free to form the groups as you like (there are no limits on the group size). Please submit one HW per group.
Homework 1 (Fleet assignment) due end of week 18
Reading assignment: Study Section IV "Irregular operations management" of the textbook. No homework is assigned on the topic.
Homework 2 (Seat reservation) due end of week 20
Slides and Videos
Admin matters (no video, these may change slightly from year to year)
Math prelims HW0 (not mandatory, no deadline): answer questions in the slides
Videos:
You may now do Homework 1
Videos:
Probability review (2/2) [NB: in the formula for Var[Y], the terms should be switched (the slides have the correct formula)]
Some video about classes
You may now do Homework 2
Aircraft routing Video [lapsus linguae @~10m04s: # of vars in x = # of columns in A (not rows)]
Sorting facility management, Birds-eye view (no videos)
Notes:
Most lectures were recorded during 2020 class, therefore you may hear references to chat, times, etc
Errors in videos are mentioned in square brackets [] after the link to the video
Sorry if YouTube shows ads before the videos -- it's YouTube monetizing, not me. (AdBlockers on laptop and NewPipe on Android may help.)
The website style has changed since some videos were recorded, but the site content is essentially the same
Many slides are copied from MIT.OCW in accordance with the CC License (remixed and shared alike for non-commercial use)