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Key Performance Indicators in Airline
Operations
Sergey Tiourine
Carmen Systems
Outline
• Background
• Objectives of this study
• How to approach these goals ?
• What have we done so far ?
• Plans for the coming year
Background
The project in cooperation with
started in the beginning of 2004.
Main objective: Document the relationship between
operational Key Performance Indicators (KPI),
financial KPIs and financial performance.
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operating
cost
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projected
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Planning stages
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cost actual
budget
projected
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Approach
• Review airline practices of measuring operational
performance
• Select candidate operational KPIs through a series of
studies for different types of airlines
• Identify financial KPIs
• Develop an airline profitability model to study
relationship between operational and financial KPIs
What have we done so far ?
1. Performed the literature review of industry standard
operational performance measures
2. Made a case study of current practices of measuring
operational performance at Aeromexico
3. Prepared simulation environment by linking Carmen
Integrated Operations Control System with MIT
Extensible Air Network Simulation (MEANS)
Literature review
Literature review: 1
• ASKER, James R, “Why Are Passengers So Angry at Carriers?”, Aviation Week & Space Technology, Nueva York,
Octubre 1999, vol. 151 núm. 17, p50
• AUSTRALIA. SERVICIO DE PUBLICACIÓN DEL GOBIERNO. International Performance Indicators – Aviation,
Agosto 1994, <http://www.pc.gov.au/bie/research/rr59/>, [Consulta: 28 de Enero del 2004].
• BIBIAN, Cinthya, “Pierden más aerolíneas”, Reforma, México, D.F., Martes 9 de Marzo del 2004, p.7A
• BOWEN, Brent D. y Dean Headley, “The Airline Quality Rating 1998”, Abril 1998,
<http://ai.unomaha.edu/aqr/aqr98.html>, [Consulta: 28 de Enero del 2004].
• CANADA. DEPARTAMENTO DE TRANSPORTACIÓN. Air Travel Complaints Commissioner's Report: July 2000 to
December 2001, Agosto 2003, <http://www.cta-otc.gc.ca/cta-otc2000/report-rapport/2002/intro2_e.html>,
[Consulta: 12 de Marzo del 2004].
• ESTADOS UNIDOS. ASOCIACIÓN DEL TRANSPORTE AEREO. “The Airline Handbook – Online Version”, Mayo
2003, <http://www.air-transport.org/public/publications/display1.asp?nid=964>, [Consulta: 12 de Marzo del 2004].
• ESTADOS UNIDOS. ASOCIACIÓN INTERNACIONAL DEL TRANSPORTE AÉREO. “Global Airline Performance –
Improving your business”, <http://www.iata.org/WHIP/_Files/WgId_0265/GAP_Presentation.pdf>, [Consulta: 12 de
Marzo del 2004].
• ESTADOS UNIDOS. DEPARTAMENTO DE TRANSPORTACIÓN. BTS Indicators Report Shows September 11
Impact on Large Airlines. Marzo 2002, <http://www.dot.gov/affairs/bts0302.htm>, [Consulta: 12 de Marzo del 2004].
• ESTADOS UNIDOS. DEPARTAMENTO DE TRANSPORTACIÓN. DIVISIÓN DE PROTECCIÓN AL
CONSUMIDOR DE LA AVIACIÓN. Flight Delays, <http://airconsumer.ost.dot.gov/reports/delay.htm>, [Consulta: 12
de Marzo del 2004].
Simulation environment: MEANS
Weather
Module
Enroute Module
Enroute
Tower Module
Arrival Departure
Queue Queue
TFM Airline
Module Module
Taxi Module
Taxi Taxi
In Out
Gate Module
Gate
Simulation environment: Airline module
Output to MEANS: Input from MEANS:
• schedule changes • actual times
• GDP
Airline event generator:
• maintenance
• crew
• passengers
Simulates airline SOC
IOCS
Crew Pax
Aircraft
Simulation environment: GUI
GUI screen dump picture
Simulation environment: GUI
GUI screen dump picture
Next steps
1. Calibrate and internationalize MEANS
2. Conduct a series of simulation studies for
different types of airlines
Thank you!
sergey.tiourine@carmensystems.com
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