Sentence examples for crew roster from inspiring English sources

The crew roster of nearly every participating boat is sprinkled with sailors from many countries.

The Kursk's published crew roster states that 24 sailors were assigned to compartments six through nine, one more than the 23 cited in his note.

Admiral Popov said he wished to avoid the chaos surrounding the Kursk's sinking last year, when the crew roster was posted on the Internet and both relatives and government officials were besieged by television cameras.

EasyJet and Ryanair enjoy tremendous economies of scale in terms of buying aircraft, crew rostering … Everyone says they want to turn into a low-cost airline but it's very difficult to replicate.

Things are, gradually, looking up – easyJet has got 72% of flights away on time so far this year, compared with 66% for the same period in 2010, helped by improved crew rosters and fleet flexibility.

"The fatigue reports feature a significant number of complaints of both poor rostering practice (repeated changing from day to night duties or 24-hour rest periods – in which it is impossible to both rest after a long duty and before the next) and pressure from crew rostering to continue when the crew are complaining of fatigue.

With crew rosters of 12 to 15 sailors each, and lengths ranging from 88 to 125 feet, the competing cats -- some of which were recently launched and have undertaken the slightest of sea trials -- are easily capable of prolonged speed runs of more than 30 knots.

Resourcing: Crew rostering will aim to maximise train/wagon productivity.

The railway transport planning is a highly complex process which contains passenger demand analysis, line planning, train scheduling, rolling stock planning, crew planning, and crew rostering [1, 2].

Besides from its straightforward application as a network problem, the CSP is also used as a building block under column-generation solution methods for crew scheduling and crew rostering problems.

EasyJet, challenging Ryanair for the leadership of the pack after its acquisition of Go, admitted this month that it was having to scrap a new flight-crew roster because it was "rubbish".