2018
DOI: 10.14257/ijast.2018.115.12
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Airport Simulation Based on Queuing Model Using ARENA

Abstract: The check-in process for passengers using

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“…The peak load survey conducted by IATA in 1981 resulted in the establishment of standard definitions for assessing LoS and airport capacity [27]. To set passenger terminal system, but various researchers are using different models to solve this problem [26,[32][33][34][35][36][37].…”
Section: Establishment Of Level Of Service (Iata Los)mentioning
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“…The peak load survey conducted by IATA in 1981 resulted in the establishment of standard definitions for assessing LoS and airport capacity [27]. To set passenger terminal system, but various researchers are using different models to solve this problem [26,[32][33][34][35][36][37].…”
Section: Establishment Of Level Of Service (Iata Los)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Also, only the required number of counters (100% utilisation of active counters) can be set. Any service system includes costs incurred as a result of waiting and costs incurred due to incomplete utilisation of service points (in this case check-in counters in the passenger terminal) [32]. Figure 1 shows the relationship between the customer's waiting cost and service capacity cost.…”
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“…The final procedure can be carried out when the airport has allowed the plane to land, provided there is an apron available for the plane to park and carry out the process of dropping and raising passengers [19]. If all the apron conditions are still used, the plane that will make the landing will hold it until there is one apron available and land according to the plane's order [20], [21].…”
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