2020
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-40749-0_79
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The Analysis of Foreign Planning, Development, and Quality Systems for the Production of Helicopter Technology in the World Market

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“…In addition, the model takes into account the limiting conditions (12) resulting from the demand of individual recipients:…”
Section: Optimizing the Delivery Time Within The Distribution Network...mentioning
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“…In addition, the model takes into account the limiting conditions (12) resulting from the demand of individual recipients:…”
Section: Optimizing the Delivery Time Within The Distribution Network...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The classic transport task is defined as the linear programming problem [1][2][3][4][5], which is the subject of a number of publications on new methods [6,7], algorithms [8], or on optimization techniques [9] of the existing decision node. Freight transport is often a decision problem in transport systems [10] affecting both the key performance indicators [11][12][13][14][15] and the level of customer service [16][17][18][19][20].…”
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“…Another major aircraft manufacturer, the European company Airbus, was also forced to adapt production to new conditions. However, given the geographical distribution of production, each specific situation was significantly influenced by a group of measures taken by the national government aimed at combating the spread of infection and supporting the economy [20,21,22].…”
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“…Another major aircraft manufacturer, the European company Airbus, was also forced to adapt production to new conditions. However, given the geographical distribution of production, each specific situation was significantly influenced by a group of measures taken by the national government aimed at combating the spread of infection and supporting the economy[20,21,22].In the face of a fall in demand for vehicles, many large companies re-equipped their production facilities for health care needs, for the production of personal protective equipment or mechanical ventilation devices, which helped in the fight against the spread and consequences of infection but did not help to compensate for lost profits. Experts say that one of the potential solutions for the aircraft industry is the possibility of reaching an agreement with governments and regulators to reduce the maximum permissible life of aircraft, which will entail an accelerated replacement by carriers of the fleet of relatively old and expensive wide-body aircraft in operation with new models.…”
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“…27 Whereas taking into account the strictly operational (technical) aspects, some authors 28 emphasised the scientific side of the evaluation of the technical condition of an object or its traffic parameters, 29,30 while others concentrated on the analysis and evaluation of the reliability of the system, [31][32][33][34] of the object, 10,13,17,26 its parts, 27,28 its process, 12,35,36 population renewal considering an exchange according to an age, 12,29 and planning the development and improvement of the safety of the objects. [37][38][39] A separate group of studies are the publications related to the optimisation of the location and allocation of the search and rescue boats (SAR) and helicopters 40,41 in order to increase the efficiency of the maritime missions, 42,43 or to process 44 and improve 45 an image.…”
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confidence: 99%