OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT W/ 360 DAY CONNECT
OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT W/ 360 DAY CONNECT
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Author: CACHON
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Chapter 15, Problem 2C

CASE INTERNATIONAL ARRIVALS

The U.S. Department of Transportation publishes the number of international passengers that come through U.S. airports. The busiest airports for international travel are in New York (JFK), Miami (MIA), Los Angeles (LAX), Newark (EWR), and Chicago (ORD). The most popular destinations are London (LHR), Toronto (YYZ), Tokyo (NR), Frankfurt (FRA), and Paris (CDG).

Consider the data in the following table and answer these questions:

  1. 1. How would you estimate the passenger volume for the coming year?
  2. 2. What is the role of trends and seasonality?
  3. 3. What other variables do you expect to influence the number of international travelers?

Chapter 15, Problem 2C, CASE INTERNATIONAL ARRIVALS The U.S. Department of Transportation publishes the number of , example  1

JFK Airport in New York, the airport with the most international travelers in the United States

JFK Airport in New York, the airport with the most international travelers in the United States

Chapter 15, Problem 2C, CASE INTERNATIONAL ARRIVALS The U.S. Department of Transportation publishes the number of , example  2

Chapter 15, Problem 2C, CASE INTERNATIONAL ARRIVALS The U.S. Department of Transportation publishes the number of , example  3

What is the role of trends and seasonality?

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