Practical exercises. Commercial air carriers

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Practical exercises Commercial air carriers Problem no.1 A common problem found in the data sent to ICAO and also among users is a lack of clear understanding between the data for On-flight Origin and Destination (OFOD) and for Traffic by Flight Stage (TFS). The traffic data shown below represents the OFOD type data (Form B) for flight ZA 040 (both air carrier and flight data are fictitious). Air carrier: ZACK (ZA), India Aircraft type No. of seats Total revenue payload (kg) Itinerary Boeing 777 200 326 52 000 BOM-DEL--NYC Traffic data: Aircraft Type Boeing 777 200 Flight stage Distance (km) Flight time (hours) BOM-DEL 1100 2.0 DEL- 6700 4.0 Destination DEL NYC NYC Revenue passengers 110 60 70 80 75 Revenue freight (kg) 0 3500 4000 2500 4500 -NYC 5500 7.5 NYC 85 2000 a) Use the data shown above to complete the capacity and traffic table shown below. Flight stage Available capacity Revenue No. of seats payload Passengers Traffic carried Freight (kg) b) Using the ICAO definitions calculated the international and domestic traffic carried for flight ZA 040. Description Passengers International flights Domestic Flights Total Freight (t)

Problem No.2 Statistical reports sent to ICAO show that many air carriers do not appear to know how to calculate the revenue payload available. In the exercise below you are asked you to calculate the freight and payload available for the aircraft identified in the table. Aircraft data has been obtained from the manuals on Aircraft characteristics for airport planning published by the aircraft manufacturers and generally freely available on the Web. Description Airbus A320-200 Boeing 767-200 Boeing 777-200 Number of passenger seats 150 250 327 Maximum cargo volume available (m 3 ) 37.4 86.9 160.0 Av. passenger mass plus checked baggage (kg) 95 100 105 Av. checked baggage mass (kg) 15 20 25 Checked baggage density (kg/m 3 ) 161 Freight density (kg/m 3 ) 161 Available capacity (kg) Freight capacity available (kg) Total payload available (kg) Maximum structural payload (kg) 19200 32200 63950

Problem No. 3 Using the data from problem No. 1 plus the additional data for flight ZA 062 included below, please complete Form A for carrier ZA. Stations Capacity available Revenue traffic Number of Type of aircraft Total Stage flights From to payload Passenger Freight lemgth Block time Number of seats (tonnes) numbers (tonnes) (km) (hrs) BOM DEL Boeing 777 200 1 326 52 240 7.5 1100 2 DEL Boeing 777 200 1 326 52 285 14.5 6700 9.5 NYC Boeing 777 200 1 326 52 230 10.5 5500 8 DEL AUH Airbus A300 C4 1 0 22 0 15 2400 4 TOTAL ALL SERVICES (passenger, mail and freight ALL-FREIGHT SERVICES ONLY including all-freight) (included in columns c and d data) Description Unit Classified by flight stage Classified by flight stage International Domestic International Domestic a b c d e f S CHEDULED REVENUE FLIGHTS 1. Aircraft kilometres number 2. Aircraft departures number 3. Aircraft hours number 4. Passengers carried number - - - - 5. Freight tonnes carried number 6. Passenger-kilometres performed number - - - - 7. Seat-kilometres available number - - - - 8. Passenger load factor % - - - - 9. Tonne-kilometres performed. a) passengers (incl. baggage) number - - - - b) freight (incl. express) number c) mail number d) total (9a to 9c) number 10. Tonne-kilometres available number 11. Weight load factor % Notes: For the purposes of this exercise assume the weight of a passengers plus its checked baggage is 100kg. Please note that for some fields the Units have been changed from the original Form A due to the low values used in this example.

Problem No. 4 A State has submitted a Form B. (Only eastbound passenger numbers shown below) From AMS AMS BAH BAH BAH FRA FRA FRA To Passenger numbers BAH 10 000 BOM 2 000 BOM 30 000 KHI 8 000 MCT 50 000 BAH 15 000 BOM 3 000 MCT 500 BAH 50 000 BOM 4 000 KHI 500 MCT 700 The total number of passengers identified in the Form B above is 173700, while for the same period the number of passengers carried reported in Form A is 184400. The flight itineraries published by this carrier show that there are no non-stop flights between Europe and Asia. Consequently all passengers have to change flights (and hence utilise a new coupon) in Bahrain (BAH). Using this as a basis, recalculate the data shown above and indicate below the correctly amended version of Form B. From To Passenger numbers

Problem No. 5 A State has submitted the following Form C, please validate the data and identify potential errors. Stations Capacity available Revenue traffic Total Passenger payload Passengers Freight Mail Type of Number of seats capacity (number) (tonnes) (tonnes) From To aircraft flights (number) (tonnes) a b c d e f g h i ABJ PAR 772 251 66212 9514 53352 1853220 3250 ALG PAR 319 288 38390 1608 18346 0 0 PAR BZV 332 175 18325 5553 27227 522 41 Please note the following aircraft characteristic 772 = Boeing 777-200 /264 seats/ capacity 38t 319 = Airbus 319 / 133 seats/ capacity 13t 332 = Airbus 330-200 / 219 seats/ capacity 32t Validation: For each stage and aircraft types calculate the following and identify potential errors: City-pair Aircraft type Avg. seats Avg. payload (tonnes) Total revenue payload (tonnes) Passenger load factor % Weight load factor %

Problem No. 6 A State has sent the following Form A. Note: this carrier flies Boeing 737 and 767 with 176 and 267 seats each. This airline only performs passenger flights (no all-cargo flights). Question 1: Fill the missing information in the form A (only the scheduled all services part of form A is provided) Flight stage Description Unit International Domestic a b c D A. Aircraft kilometres 000 7730 5858 B. Aircraft departures number 1528 6690 C. Aircraft hours number 7362 8679 816044 number 617829 D. Passengers carried E. Freight tonnes carried number 2500 0 F. Passenger-kilometres performed 000 181380 G. Seat-kilometres available 000 225348 199172 H. Passenger load factor % 46.5 Tonnes-kilometres performed I. passengers (incl. baggage) 000 19045 13900 J. freight (incl. express) 000 0 K. mail 000 0 0 L. total (I to K) 000 21045 M. Tonnes-kilometres available 000 28397 25096 N. Weight load factor % Question 2: Fill the validation table below and indicate which errors may be present Indicators Formula International Domestic Avg. stage (km) 1000*A/B Avg. speed (km/hour) 1000*A/C Avg. flight time (hours) C/B Avg. number of passenger per departure D/B Avg. passenger mass incl. baggage (kg) (I/F)*1000

Problem No. 6 bis A State has sent the following Form A. TOTAL ALL SERVICES (passenger, mail and freight ALL-FREIGHT SERVICES ONLY including all-freight) (included in columns c and d data) ICAO Description Unit Classified by flight stage Classified by flight stage code International Domestic International Domestic a b c d e f SCHEDULED REVENUE FLIGHTS 1010 1. Aircraft kilometres 000 14.6 1.1 2,400.0 1020 2. Aircraft departures number 3 1 1.0 1030 3. Aircraft hours number 21.5 2.0 4.0 1040 4. Passengers carried number 370 2,400 - - 1050 5. Freight tonnes carried number 31.5 7.5 15.0 1060 6. Passenger-kilometres performed 000 3,174.5 4,569.0 - - 1070 7. Seat-kilometres available 000 3,977.2 358.6 - - 1080 8. Passenger load factor % 79.8 73.6 - - 9. Tonne-kilometres performed 1091. a) passengers (incl. baggage) 000 317.5 26.4 - - 1092 b) freight (incl. express) 000 190.9 8.3 36.0 1093 c) mail 000 - - - 1094 d) total (9a to 9c) 000 508.4 34.7 36.0 1100 10. Tonne-kilometres available 000 687.2 57.2 52.8 1110 11. Weight load factor % 74.0 60.6 68.2 2010 NON-SCHEDULED REVENUE FLIGHTS 12. Aircraft kilometres 000 2020 13. Aircraft departures number 2030 14. Aircraft hours number 2040 15. Passengers carried number - - - - 2050 16. Freight tonnes carried number 2060 17. Passenger-kilometres performed 000 - - - - 2070 18. Seat-kilometres available 000 - - - - 19. Tonne-kilometres performed 2091. a) passengers (incl. baggage) 000 - - - - 2092 b) freight (incl. express) 000 2093 c) mail 000 2094 d) total (19a to 19c) 000 2100 20. Tonne-kilometres available 000 2330 NON REVENUE FLIGHTS 21. Aircraft hours number Remarks (including a description of any unavoidable deviation (s) from reporting instructions): Question 1: Create an extension of the form A for Passenger related data only (excluding all-freight traffic) PASSENGER SERVICES ONLY Description Unit Classified by flight stage International Domestic c d 1. Aircraft kilometres 000 2. Aircraft departures number 3. Aircraft hours number 4. Passengers carried number 5. Freight tonnes carried number 6. Passenger-kilometres performed 000 7. Seat-kilometres available 000 8. Passenger load factor % 9. Tonne-kilometres performed. a) passengers (incl. baggage) 000 b) freight (incl. express) 000 c) mail 000 d) total (9a to 9c) 000 10. Tonne-kilometres available 000 11. Weight load factor %

Question 2: Complete the following tables and identify potential errors TOTAL ALL SERVICES (passenger, mail and freight including all-freight) ALL-FREIGHT SERVICES ONLY (included in columns c and d data) Indicators Avg. stage (km) Avg. speed (km/hour) Avg. flight time (hours) Avg. passenger mass incl. baggage (kg) Avg. number of passenger per departure Avg. number of freight tonnes per departure International Domestic International Domestic PASSENGER SERVICES ONLY Indicators International Domestic Avg. stage (km) Avg. speed (km/hour) Avg. flight time (hours) Avg. passenger mass incl. baggage (kg) Avg. number of passenger per departure Avg. number of freight tonnes per departure