Using Statistical Process Control to Improve Air Traffic Processes
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Choose two cities of interest and research/report actual flight times over a particular weekend, Friday through Sunday. Data sets should include at least ten observations and should be organized in a table for later use.
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Create a Pareto chart for your flight times.
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Identify the Upper and Lower Control Limits for any of the three days and draw a graph to represent findings.
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Calculate the mean and standard deviation of flight times for each day and draw an chart.
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Create a quality control workflow chart to present to air traffic clients on ways to improve tracking data. Ideas can include measurement improvements.
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Think about Deming's points 7-9. How can you, as a leader, use statistical processes to improve the effectiveness of flight times?
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Creatively organize all results and write a summary of your findings to be presented to a board for statistical improvement of air traffic processes.
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Include charts and label properly.
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Interpret your results from parts 1-4.
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Use parts 5-6 to write the narrative of your presentation.
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Identify different types of variation and reasons for such data points.
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