ANALISIS KEUNTUNGAN DAN KERUGIAN PADA BURNING HOURS YANG DILAKUKAN OLEH PIHAK PRODUCTION PLANNING CONTROL DALAM MENETAPKAN WAKTU PELAKSANAAN KEGIATAN PERAWATAN

ISWAHYU HAFIZH RAKHA’, HUMAID (2021) ANALISIS KEUNTUNGAN DAN KERUGIAN PADA BURNING HOURS YANG DILAKUKAN OLEH PIHAK PRODUCTION PLANNING CONTROL DALAM MENETAPKAN WAKTU PELAKSANAAN KEGIATAN PERAWATAN. Skripsi thesis, Institut Teknologi Dirgantara Adisutjipto.

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Abstract

The Burning Hours phenomenon in scheduling maintenance activities is a common thing. Burning Hours itself is indeed beneficial for flight operators to maintain the stability of the safety of the aircraft used and the condition of the aircraft to continue to be airworthy when used in company business operations. However, Burning Hours also incurred losses for operator companies because the maintenance costs incurred were not fully absorbed. Using the Quantitative Analysis Method with the use of sample data from two planes, namely PK-ABS and PK ABG. The calculation results are in the form of Burning hours and Burning Hours Cost loss for each aircraft is different. PK�ABS aircraft have a total Burning Hours of 81 Flight Hours, and for PK-ABG it is 76 Flight Hours. From the total Burning Hours it is also known that the value of operator losses in aircraft maintenance costs, where PK-ABS is USD 4374 loss and PK-ABG is USD 4104 loss. From this loss figure, it is necessary to apply a limit for the next treatment schedule which can be called Potential Lost per Day. Where, for PK-ABS PLD which is applied it is 1755 USD / Day while for PK-ABG it is 1620 USD / Day The value of Burning Hours Cost Loss and Potential Lost per Day needs to be considered by operators in scheduling maintenance activities. Because it is possible that Burning Hours cannot be avoided even for flight operators that have a large scale

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