Air Traffic Management Concept Baseline Definition - The Boeing ...
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Arrivals/<br />
Departures<br />
Automation/<br />
decision support<br />
<strong>Traffic</strong> Flow<br />
Service<br />
Table C-1<br />
Comparison of FAA 2005 and Users’ 2005 Operational <strong>Concept</strong>s<br />
FAA 2005 User 2005<br />
Conflict detection and resolution functions consider arrival and<br />
departure traffic throughout terminal airspace, separation at the<br />
intersection of converging runways, separation between parallel<br />
runways, and separation from ground vehicular traffic on the runways.<br />
Tower, arrival/departure, and en route service providers have access to<br />
identical tools and information regardless of facility<br />
In the final portion of the arrival phase, decision support systems<br />
facilitate the use of time-based metering to maximize airspace and<br />
airport capacity.<br />
Focus on establishing the parameters to be used by the support tools,<br />
and the tools develop the plan.<br />
service providers collaborate with users to resolve congestion problems<br />
through adjustment of user schedules.<br />
If scheduling inadequate, service providers work with the national<br />
traffic management function to solicit user input concerning flow<br />
constraints.<br />
DoD<br />
Equip with MMR’s. TCAS.<br />
Gaps<br />
Doesn’t refer to where increased capacity is coming from.<br />
Differences Not much emphasis on RNAV capabilities or FMS approaches. Little emphasis on ground system.<br />
Key Aspects Automation features highly.<br />
No real assessment of where increased capacity will come from in a<br />
critical part of the airspace.<br />
Ground tools enhance final approach spacing - communication direct to pilot<br />
who executes more flexible procedures.<br />
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