An evaluation of European airlines’ operational performance

Barros, Carlos Pestana; Peypoch, Nicolás

doi:10.1016/j.ijpe.2009.04.016

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“…Form (15) is then rewritten as: [5] where again the Simar-Wilson technique is utilized alongside with DEA for the efficiency evaluation of 32 Argentinean airports, and in [6], which investigates 27 European airlines.…”

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Data envelopment analysis and its key variants utilized in the transport sector

Markovits-Somogyi¹

2011

Per. Pol. Transp. Eng.

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Having reviewed the international literature on data envelopment analysis (DEA), a non-parametric linear programming method used for efficiency evaluation, the aim of the author with the present article was to fill a gap by collecting and summarizing the essence of the main variants of DEA applied in the transport sector. Thus the DEA CCR, BCC and the Simar-Wilson method are presented. DEA CCR enables the efficiency evaluation under constant, DEA BCC under variable returns to scale. The Simar-Wilson method, also referred to as the truncated bootstrap method, is currently seen as the most reliable technique for hypothesis testing and confidence interval estimation under DEA. Some extensions, like the super-efficient DEA, the principal component analysis and the MNDEA are also highlighted. The variants included in the article were selected on the basis of their application in the transport sector, of which examples are also provided.

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Data envelopment analysis and its key variants utilized in the transport sector

Markovits-Somogyi¹

2011

Per. Pol. Transp. Eng.

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“…Barros and Peypoch [12] use DEA to evaluate the operational performance of 27 airlines, all members of Association of European Airlines (AEA) from 2000 to 2005 observing the increase in efficiency over observation period. Moreover, Lee and Worthington [13] determined whether the inclusion of low-cost airlines in a dataset of international and domestic airlines had an impact on the efficiency scores of so called "prestigious" and purportedly "efficient" airlines.…”

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Airline efficiency performance in the turbulent period before and after economic crisis

Kuljanin¹,

Kalić²,

Caggiani³

et al. 2017

Tehnika

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“…5 Furthermore, water prices are specified in an ordinance concerning water supply. If water suppliers want to change their …”

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Nontransferable water rights and technical inefficiency in the Japanese water supply industry

Satoh

2015

Water Resources and Economics

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This study examines whether the Japanese scheme of nontransferable water rights results in technical inefficiency. Using data on 1,263 Japanese retail water suppliers for 2008, their technical efficiency is measured employing data envelopment analysis. Next, a bootstrapped truncated regression model is specified to examine the determinants of technical efficiency. The estimation results reveal that the nontransferability of water rights leads to technical inefficiency of retail water suppliers. Furthermore, the costs of this efficiency amount to about 462 billion yen. This result suggests the government should reallocate water rights flexibly in order to ensure efficiency.

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An evaluation of European airlines’ operational performance

Cited by 201 publications

References 43 publications

Data envelopment analysis and its key variants utilized in the transport sector

Data envelopment analysis and its key variants utilized in the transport sector

Airline efficiency performance in the turbulent period before and after economic crisis

Nontransferable water rights and technical inefficiency in the Japanese water supply industry

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