Analysis of Plan B Operations at Chicago O'Hare Airport

Foster, John

doi:10.1109/dasc.2005.1563319

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“…In this configuration, previously realized capacity benefits of LAHSO became unavailable, which contributed to increased delays and reduced attractiveness of Plan B as an airport operational configuration. Plan B has been in use for about 10 percent of the time in the past three years, and about 15 percent of the time in 2000 and 2001 [2]. It has been reported that it was used more frequently in prior years.…”

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Analysis of Potential Benefits of Arrival-Departure Procedures Proposed for ORD

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24th Digital Avionics Systems Conference

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On June 13, 2004 the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) implemented a new procedure at Chicago O'Hare International Airport (ORD) that authorizes arrival-departure operations on intersecting runways 14R/27L with modified separation requirements at the runway intersection. The procedure is expected to recoup reductions in arrival and departure capacities associated with operations on these runways that resulted from discontinuing Land-And-Hold-Short Operations (LAHSO) in 2000 and reduce arrival and departure delays at ORD when the airport is operated in Plan B configuration. This configuration is used about 10 percent of the time. This paper describes the background analysis of relevant operational metrics conducted to compare and evaluate candidate procedures for their relative benefits and to help select the most promising ones. It describes the model developed to quantify and visualize the airport's operations, the methodology used to validate model performance with ARTS data, and the Monte Carlo approach taken for comparing and evaluating capacity benefits of four candidate arrival-departure procedures

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Analysis of Potential Benefits of Arrival-Departure Procedures Proposed for ORD

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Analysis of Plan B Operations at Chicago O'Hare Airport

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Analysis of Potential Benefits of Arrival-Departure Procedures Proposed for ORD

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