A comparison of usage data among types of aircraft

Sheldon E. Haber

Naval Research Logistics Quarterly, 1967, vol. 14, issue 3, 399-410

Abstract: It has long been an accepted proposition that base level usage df technical repair items for aircraft is related to program elements. The program element most often cited in this connection is flying hours. Evidence of this relationship on a line item basis, however, has been sparse. This study suggests that although the supposed relation is intuitively plausible, for most line items it cannot be effectively utilized in projecting base level requirements. The basis of this conclusion is an analysis of demand characteristics for technical repair items for a variety of naval aircraft.

Date: 1967
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