ATM
STAKEHOLDERS BRIEFING – DFT
MEETING
SUMMARY – UKFSC CE
- The Commission document on
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Indicates its intention to
increase the speed of delivery for
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Looks at
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Stresses the importance of the
technical contribution (SESARJU)
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Endorses the move of airports
and ATM safety to EASA
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French presidency has moved the
issue forward based on with their own agenda
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NSA independence has been a
difficult area to address
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Performance criteria for the
scheme favours the
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Designation of ANSPs is an area
under review, whose objective is to gain the necessary competitive advantage
through cross border operations
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Establishment of FABs by 2010 sounds very
optimistic : the UK/Irish
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Funding of common projects is
causing significant problems in terms of agreement
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Single Sky level (FL285) has
been dropped –
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EUIR vs SEFIR – info regions
battle tending towards SEFIR
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Network frequency management
function is being addressed
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Overall the outcomes/proposals
before the EU are
EASA
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when EASA takes up the AM
safety role, expect
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Main change is that mil is
outside the EASA regs for mixed mil/civil airports.
Direct
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Aim is to do direct charging
for services at BAA airports in
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Common charging scheme for ANSP
at airports went out to consultation, the outcome of which was published on
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Two charging zones have been
established for terminal costs based on the total numbers of movements per year
at the specific airport.
SESAR
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The Master Plan delivered March
2008
o Joint
forum in Montreal of NextGen/SESAR was held in Sep 08
o SESAR
JU will seek partnership agreement with NextGen in Jan 09
o Eurocontrol
funding for the project to be provisional agreed by the EU
o SESAR
II JU management is in place and complete and appears competent
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Ongoing concerns
o IP1
is critical as is the ownership
o Deployment
phase governance
o Security
of future investment
o Failure
of HR issues – problems surrounding
o ATM
Master Plan is available on the web for those needing more detail
Airport
Observatory
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First meeting in Nov 08 which
set the TORs and objectives
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Aim is to get airports involved
in capacity issues-
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3 Working Groups
o Capacity
– Gate to Gate – Intermodality
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Next steps
o Commission
to revise TORs and develop a work programme
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3 meetings on SSC since the
last ATM Stakeholder meeting in September
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Eurocontrol reform will be
necessary for the future development of euro ATM
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Eurocontrol will need to do an
independent review and split elements of the org into separate management
functions
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Aeronautical data quality is a
key but devisive issues such as agreed IRs are going to be a challenge
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Work ongoing on routing and
sector design, flow and safety terminology and European Upper Flight Info
region definition.
Rich
Jones
Chief
Exec
UKFSC
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