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Old 25th November 2003, 21:11   #1 (permalink)
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crew rostering question - please help!
Hi,

I'm studyihg computer science (hoping to launch me into the airline industry) and am doing a project on writing a piece of software which produces rosters for the crew of a small regional airline. I was wondering if anyone could describe the process in real life for the organisation of pilots and the flights they do in a week. I would be really grateful.

Thanks,

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Old 25th November 2003, 22:46   #2 (permalink)
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