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<strong>Trajectory</strong>-<strong>Based</strong> <strong>Operations</strong> (<strong>TBO</strong>)<br />

Study Team Report<br />

12.4 Climb Assumptions<br />

Pre-departure clearances will be given by data link for Transcon <strong>and</strong> Sunset, <strong>and</strong> by voice for N72MD.<br />

Transcon 1324’s pre-departure clearance includes precise timing constraints <strong>and</strong> altitude windows for<br />

the OPC for entry into congested en route airspace, <strong>and</strong> for an in-trail following application behind a<br />

Westair Boeing 767.<br />

Sunset 42’s pre-departure clearance includes a tailored OPC with more relaxed timing constraints.<br />

12.5 En Route Cruise Assumptions<br />

Air Carrier PHX to MIA:<br />

• Westair 351 (Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport [MSY]-MIA) is added to the<br />

scenario. Westair equipage is as listed in the scenario file of Appendix A, with the exception<br />

that it does not have self-separation capability<br />

• “Managed aircraft” (controlled by ANSP) is also allowed in self-separation airspace<br />

• Self-separation aircraft must maneuver as necessary to avoid conflicts with managed aircraft in<br />

self-separation airspace<br />

• Ground-based surveillance is available within this scenario’s self-separation airspace (needed<br />

to illustrate conflict between self-separating <strong>and</strong> managed aircraft)<br />

Air Carrier DTW to IAD:<br />

• FMS capable of sharing entire profile ahead of aircraft to the runway with ATC via data link<br />

• Single RTA capability with the FMS<br />

• Full aircraft performance database in the airborne system, full vertical navigation (VNAV)<br />

General Aviation PHX to BZN:<br />

• Aircraft equipped w/ GNSS, Satellite-<strong>Based</strong> Augmentation System (SBAS), RNP 0.3, autopilot<br />

/no auto-throttles, Synthetic Vision System (SVS), ADS-B In/Out, moving map w/ Terrain<br />

Awareness <strong>and</strong> Warning System (TAWS), satellite weather, CDTI, <strong>and</strong> EFB with CDTI <strong>and</strong><br />

self-spacing software<br />

• Pilot is proficient IFR pilot with commercial <strong>and</strong> instrument ratings. Aircraft is certified for<br />

flight into known icing.<br />

• Weather is forecast:<br />

o Storm system moving into western Montana with snow showers, chance of moderate to<br />

severe icing in clouds <strong>and</strong> snow showers, <strong>and</strong> moderate to severe turbulence<br />

o Various cloud layers along route with light to moderate turbulence before 1300 local,<br />

moderate to severe turbulence after 1300 local<br />

o BZN forecast for ETA is 10,000 broken to overcast, 20 nm visibility. Winds are from<br />

the WNW at 10-15 mph, occasional gusts to 25 until 1500 local, then ceiling becoming<br />

<strong>Joint</strong> <strong>Planning</strong> <strong>and</strong> Development Office<br />

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