2023 · Article · TRDizin
A Comparative Research on the Crew Planning Department of Airlines Adopting Different Business Models — Turkish Flag Carrier and a Low-Cost Airline Example
Yaşlıoğlu, D. T., Akyurt, İ. Z., Yaşlıoğlu, M., Erdağ, T.
Journal of Aviation, vol.7, no.1, pp.17-28
How does crew planning differ between a flag carrier and a low-cost airline?
Crew planning is where an airline's business model becomes most concrete: flight duty period limits are the same for everyone, but how you work inside them is not. This comparative study examines crew planning at the Turkish flag carrier and at a low-cost airline.
Two airlines obey the same regulation and build different crews.
AviationCrew PlanningBusiness ModelsLow-Cost Carrier
How to cite
Yaşlıoğlu, D. T., Akyurt, İ. Z., Yaşlıoğlu, M., Erdağ, T. (2023). A Comparative Research on the Crew Planning Department of Airlines Adopting Different Business Models — Turkish Flag Carrier and a Low-Cost Airline Example. Journal of Aviation, vol.7, no.1, pp.17-28.
@article{yaslioglu2023comparative,
author = {Yaşlıoğlu, D. T. and Akyurt, İ. Z. and Yaşlıoğlu, M. and Erdağ, T.},
title = {A Comparative Research on the Crew Planning Department of Airlines Adopting Different Business Models — Turkish Flag Carrier and a Low-Cost Airline Example},
year = {2023},
journal = {Journal of Aviation, vol.7, no.1, pp.17-28}
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