2022 Online Meeting - Scheduling and Strategic Planning (SSP)
Due to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic and the travel restrictions still in place in many parts of the world, all AGIFORS study group meetings will be ONLINE in 2022.
2022 SSP Study Group meeting will be held on May 23, May 24, and May 25.
REGISTRATIONAs this conference is again an online event, the registration fees could be kept very low.
Register here for the SSP 2022 Meeting. Not an AGIFORS member yet? Membership is free; just visit https://agifors.org/join-us MEETING AGENDAHere are the technical presentation abstracts. Here is the detailed agenda and timetable. Agenda overview:
| Sponsored byThe AGIFORS SSP Study Group welcomes sponsors supporting our event and our community. Sponsorship is especially welcome because it enables AGIFORS to keep registration fees as low as possible and this enables academics and airlines to continue attending the conferences and provide new insights and research to the broader airline community. A strong presence by airlines brings great value to both the vendors and the airlines. This would only be possible because of our sponsors - thank you! Gold Sponsors (USD 1000)
Since this is an online event, the sponsorship options are limited. There will be no booths to display and there will just be a single sponsorship option for USD 1000. Our sponsors will get a 20-minute sponsor presentation within the main program and their logo will be posted on this website. If you would like to sign up as a sponsor or for any questions, please contact ssp@agifors.org or complete the online sponsorship form. MORE INFORMATIONFor questions or more information, please contact SSP study group chairs:
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Keynote Address
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We are thrilled to announce that Nawal Taneja will deliver a keynote address on "Future of Airline Scheduling and Planning: Challenges and Opportunities". Nawal Taneja, whose experience in the aviation industry spans five decades, has worked for, and advised major airlines and related aviation businesses worldwide. Currently, he serves, as an Executive-in-Residence at the Fisher College of Business, at the Ohio State University. He has authored an airline management series of 13 books, written at the encouragement of, and for, practitioners in the global aviation industry. This series attempts to move the arc of thinking about aviation businesses to develop, capture, and deliver new value by pursuing creativity and collaboration to drive change. He holds a bachelor’s degree in Aeronautical Engineering, a master’s degree in Flight Transportation, a master’s degree in Business Administration, a doctorate in Air Transportation, and is a Fellow of the Royal Aeronautical Society of Great Britain. |
Panel Discussion - Turning Crisis to Opportunity
We are delighted to introduce our distinguished panel, and looking forward to a live discussion on Challenges and Opportunities in Airline Network Planning and Scheduling: What has changed, what is here to stay, what remains to evolve. Our panel will also share their thoughts and insights on how SSP community can help develop best network planning and scheduling models, tools, and processes.
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Director of Business Development, Network and Resource Management Finnair |
Sr Director of Network, Scheduling, and Alliances Transat |
Director of Domestic Network Planning American Airlines |
Brian Streeval Regional Director of Network and Fleet Planning Boeing |
Airline Business Strategist and Author |
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Participation
We are looking forward to an enriching meeting with representatives from the following (so far) 28 airlines, 20 solution providers, vendors, industry, government, and other organizations, and 7 academic institutions.
| Air Canada | Airbus | Beihang University |
| Air France - KLM | Amadeus | Delft University of Technology |
| Air Transat | Aviation Decision Sciences | DLR, Institute of Air Transportation Systems |
| Alaska Airlines | Boeing | Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University |
| Amazon Air | BoldIQ | Georgia Institute of Technology |
| American Airlines | Boom Supersonic | McGill University |
| Azul Brazilian Airlines | Decisal | University of Washington |
| Binter Canarias | FLYR Labs | |
| Cathay Pacific | ICF | |
| Delta Air Lines | Industrial Optimizers | |
| easyJet | InterGlobe | |
| flydubai | Jeppesen | |
| GoFirst Airlines | Lift Airline Planning | |
| GOL Airlines | Lufthansa Systems | |
| Hawaiian Airlines | OptiFly | |
| LATAM Airlines | Rostrerize | |
| Lufthansa | Sabre | |
| Pegasus Airlines | Stena Line | |
| Portugalia Airlines | T2RL | |
| Qatar Airways | Zenz Technologies | |
| Saudia Airlines | ||
| Southwest Airlines | ||
| Sun Air | ||
| TUI Airways | ||
| Turkish Airlines | ||
| United Airlines | ||
| Volaris | ||
| Vueling |