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Advancing Air Traffic Flow Management in the United States Steve McMahon Manager | National Airspace System Efficiency February 12, 2015

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Advancing Air Traffic Flow Management in the United States

Steve McMahon Manager | National Airspace System Efficiency February 12, 2015

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The U.S. National Airspace System

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+ Optimize use of Available Capacity

+ Incorporating NextGen Technologies

+ Inclusive Partnership

+ Acting Proactively

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Capacity Utilization Collaboration

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Capacity Utilization

Balance capacity and air traffic demand within the airspace and airport environments

What is airspace capacity?

Optimize the use of available capacity without compromising safety

Reduce Congestion– Airport and Airspace

Enhance Safety

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Capacity Utilization

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Capacity Utilization

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Capacity Utilization

Incorporate NextGen Technologies

Has RECAT changed the operational environment?

Wake Turbulence Separation Recategorization (RECAT)

Based on aircraft weight, approach speeds, wing characteristics and other performance characteristics

The Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) AAR and ADR have increased ~4% as a result of RECAT implementation on June 1, 2014

Approximately 350 B757 & B767 operations per day

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Capacity Utilization

RECAT Changes at ATL during peak demand periods

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Departure Spacing

Arrival Spacing

Arrival Flight Time

Inclusive Partnership

Acting Proactively Collaboration

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Collaboration

What is Collaboration?

Information Sharing

Proactive partnership among stakeholders to maximize system efficiency and effectiveness

Collaboration applies to all phases of ATFM and all aspects of the network

Leverage the knowledge and experiences of all stakeholders

Create a common view of the ATFM system from which to base decisions

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Collaboration

Proactive collaboration to achieve optimum results

Reduce fuel consumption by optimizing the flight profile and cost index

Cruise speed

Flight level

Time

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Collaboration

Continuous descent profile from 410 to 110.

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Improving the Network

Capacity Utilization

Collaboration

What resources are available and do we optimize their use?

Are our collaborative activities inclusive enough to generate revolutionary improvements?

Advancing Air Traffic Flow Management in the United States

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Advancing Air Traffic Flow Management in the United States

Steve McMahon Manager | National Airspace System Efficiency February 12, 2015