Cheng-Lung Wu

Cheng-Lung Wu is an Associate Professor in aviation with expertise in solving operations and scheduling problems in the airline and airport industry.

He specializes in airline operations management, scheduling, airport terminal planning, airport retail development, and passenger choice behavior studies.

Cheng-Lung Wu has successfully completed projects that have saved industry partners millions of dollars in operating costs and boosted product sales and revenues.

His recent projects include aircraft fuel uplift modeling for Qantas, passengers' online booking behavior analysis for Velocity Frequent Flyer Programme of Virgin Australia, passengers airport shopping behavior research at Taipei Airport, and aircraft line maintenance scheduling and optimization for Qantas.

He leads a team of researchers at UNSW Australia, delivering value for industry partners through innovative aviation research.

Cheng-Lung Wu also offers consulting services to airlines worldwide and works as an IATA certified training instructor in Airport and Ground Operations.

Additionally, he runs a consulting business offering customized aviation training and coaching services for career development, academic advancement, personal growth, career exploration, and health improvement.

His educational background includes a PhD in transport and aviation from Loughborough University, a Masters in Transportation Engineering from National Taiwan University, and a BEng in Civil Engineering from National Taiwan University.

Cheng-Lung Wu has held various roles including Associate Professor, Training Instructor, Senior Lecturer, Airport Retail Analyst, and Transport Engineer in prestigious organizations.