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Table C-1<br />
Comparison of FAA 2005 and Users’ 2005 Operational <strong>Concept</strong>s<br />
En-Route FAA 2005 User 2005<br />
Separation<br />
assurance<br />
<strong>Traffic</strong> Flow<br />
<strong>Management</strong><br />
Gaps<br />
Responsibility still with Service Provider.<br />
Changes to separation assurance function a result of increased decision<br />
support (conflict detection and resolution)..<br />
Availability of flight data for all flights. Improvements in separating<br />
controlled and uncontrolled flights and in VFR flight following service.<br />
Separation from SUA - activity info. availability allows more efficient<br />
planning of trajectories<br />
New role - Coordination of the dynamic changes to airspace structure.<br />
Better real-time information (airborne times) gives improved<br />
capabilities for strategic management.<br />
NAS info. available to all Users .<br />
Problem solving to change structure/flows a collaborative process<br />
involving Users.<br />
Use Conflict Detection tools of en-route control but with longer time<br />
horizon.<br />
Doesn’t cover benefits.<br />
Doesn’t talk of where capacity will come from. Doesn’t refer to<br />
separation assurance being transferred to pilot.<br />
Responsibility still with Service Provider.<br />
Reduced horizontal separation standards - in form of time-based separation. -<br />
provides more capacity.<br />
CDTI for more GA a/c enhances safety.<br />
Use of ground system enhanced conflict probe and alerting.<br />
Doesn’t cover much of the Ground System.<br />
Doesn’t refer to pilot taking over separation assurance role - even in specific<br />
circumstances<br />
Differences Covers <strong>Traffic</strong> Flow <strong>Management</strong> Doesn’t refer to <strong>Traffic</strong> Flow <strong>Management</strong>.<br />
Covers international aspects of flight plan transfer.<br />
Refers to VFR access to busy terminal airspace.<br />
Key Aspects<br />
Carrier preferences on the sequencing of their arrival aircraft<br />
Flexible airspace structure. Route structure only for high density<br />
periods. Facility boundaries are adjusted to accommodate dynamic<br />
changes in airspace structure.<br />
Automated inter/intra facility coordination and communication<br />
functions.<br />
Doesn’t refer to Free Flight. Doesn’t talk of separation assurance being vested<br />
with pilot.<br />
Refers to Ground Based Conflict Probe thus assumes separation assurance<br />
remains with Service provider.<br />
Covers international aspects of flight plan transfer<br />
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