Summary
Andy Hsu is a schedule planning specialist with 11 years in airline network and strategic planning, currently optimizing long-term schedules and fleet usage at China Airlines. He combines deep industry tools (IATA DDS, OAG, Sabre AirVision) with analytics—Excel VBA, R and SQL—to build statistical models, web crawlers and dashboards that translate flight, demand and competitor data into actionable commercial decisions. His work spans horizon planning to per-flight block-hour calibration using confidence intervals and spill models to balance frequency, capacity and profitability. He routinely advises senior management and regulators, preparing route launches and regulatory filings while presenting data-driven strategic recommendations. Based in Taipei, he has an academic foundation in transportation management and an unusual talent for converting Flightradar24/OAG/Cirium records into schedule-structure analyses for connectivity and cost comparisons across Asia-Pacific carriers.
11 years of coding experience
Master of Science (M.Sc.), Traffic and Transportation Management, 90.55/100, Master of Science (M.Sc.), Traffic and Transportation Management, 90.55/100 at National Chiao Tung University
Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A.), Transportation Technology & Management, 87.13/100, Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A.), Transportation Technology & Management, 87.13/100 at Feng Chia University
Chinese, English