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February 23, 2015

e10CDM | aviation consultancy

February 23, 2015

A-CDM perspectives

Including Adverse ConditionsEtienne van Zuijlen

Managing Director e10CDM

©e10CDM | aviation consultancyFebruary 2015

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Introduction: Airport CDM – the concept

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EUROCONTROL definition:

Airport CDM is about partners working together more

efficiently and transparently in how they work and sharing data.

Improved decisions based on more accurate and timely

information are possible with Airport CDM implementation,

resulting in all airport partners having the same operational

picture, with the same meaning to all involved.

It allows each Airport CDM Partner to optimise their

decisions in collaboration with other Airport CDM Partners,

knowing their preferences and constraints in actual and

predicted situations.

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Introduction: A-CDM “101” in 3 minutes

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http://youtu.be/N38IN47wzUo

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• Initiating Partners: Airport, Air Traffic Control, main GroundHandlers & Airlines

• Objectives:

• Improve predictability

• Improve on-time performance

• Reduce ground movements

• Optimise use of resources

• Reduce (ATFM) slot wastage

• Flexible Departure Planning

• Reduce apron/taxiway congestion

• Overall Sustainability “scoreboard”:

• Culture change for operational staff

• Reducing costs & improvingquality for all partners

• Reduced noise, NOx & CO2 emissions at/around airport

A-CDM Implementation Objectives

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A-CDM Concept Elements

• Airport CDM Information Sharing

• Milestone Approach: CDM turn-round process

• Variable Taxi Time calculation

• Collaborative Pre-departure Sequence

• CDM in Adverse Conditions

• Collaborative Management of Flight Updates

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A-CDM Information Sharing

“The Airport CDM Information Sharing Element defines the sharing of accurate and timely information between the Airport CDM Partners in order to achieve common situational awarenessand to improve traffic predictability.”

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Milestone Approach: A-CDM turnaround process

“The CDM Turn-round Process Element (Milestones Approach) describes the progress of a flight from the initial planning to the take off from a CDM Airport by defining Milestones to enable close monitoring of significant events.”

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A-CDM Variable Taxi Time calculation

“The Variable Taxi Time Calculation Element consists of calculating and distributing to the Airport CDM Partners accurate estimates of taxi-in and taxi-out times to improve the estimates of in-block and take off times. The complexity of the calculation may vary according to the needs and constraints at the CDM Airport. The aim is to improve the traffic predictability.”

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A-CDM Collaborative Pre-departure Sequence

“The Collaborative Predeparture sequence is the order that aircraft are planned to depart from their stands (push off blocks) taking into account partners’ preferences. It should not be confused with the pre-take off order where ATC organise aircraft at the holding point of a runway.”

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A-CDM in Adverse Conditions

“The CDM in Adverse Conditions Element consists of a collaborative management of the capacity of a CDM Airport during periods of a predicted or unpredicted reduction of capacity”.

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Collaborative Management of Flight Updates

“The Collaborative Management of Flight Updates Element consists of exchanging Flight Update Messages (FUM) and Departure Planning Information (DPI) messages between the CFMU and a CDM Airport to provide estimates for arriving flights to CDM Airports and improve the ATFM slot management process for departing flights.”

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Example: A-CDM parameters & de-icing

Responsible Partner

Parameter Airline operator

Ground Handler De-icing Handler

Airport Operator

Air Traffic Control

CFMU

Time Parameters

ELDT Adjust

EXIT Adjust Adjust

EIBT Adjust

MTTT Set/Adjust Adjust

TOBT Set/Adjust Set/Adjust

TSAT Optimise

ECZT Set

EEZT Set

EDIT Adjust

EXOT Adjust Adjust

TTOT Optimise

CTOT Adjust

Other Parameters

MET status Adjust

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Example: A-CDM parameters & de-icing (1)

Acronyms

ERZT Estimated Ready for De-icing Time

ECZT Estimated Commence of De-icing Time

EEZT Estimated End of De-icing Time

EDIT Estimated De-icing Time (= EEZT – ECZT)

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TOBTEXOT

TTOTOn StandEDIT

Remote TOBTVTT EDIT VTT

TTOT

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Example: A-CDM parameters & de-icing (2)

Acronyms

ECZT Estimated Commence of De-icing Time

EEZT Estimated End of De-icing Time

EDIT Estimated De-icing Time (= EEZT – ECZT)

DIWT De-icing Waiting Time

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TOBTEXOT

TTOTOn Stand – case B

Remote – case B TOBTDIWT EDIT VTT

TTOTVTT

EDITDIWTTSAT

TSAT

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Winter Examples: CDM Portal & Capacity PlanningMET FORECAST +7hrs

drives the Rwy &

CAP plannings

MET ACTUALS

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Winter Example: CDM Capacity Planning (1)

• 5-day ahead

winterforecast

• Risk assesment

• Sectormeetings to

estimate Airside capacity

in advance

• Coordinated recovery

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Winter Example: CDM Capacity Planning (2)• Normal operations: 4 daily CDM capacity briefings

03.30 / 09.15 / 14.00 / 20.00 hrs

Input: Weather forecastAvailability airport infrastructureAirspace availability

Output: Runway capacity

• Adverse winter weather operations:From November 15 th / March 31st

5-day ahead winterforecast by Met office during 09.15 u CDM capacity briefing

CDM parties can request sectorbriefing on demand

Focus on Airside capacity

Input: Winterweather forecastChoice winter-scenarioRunway Capacity/ Acft stand availability/De-icing

Output: Airside Capacity

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Winter Example: CDM Capacity Planning (3)

scenario’s

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A-CDM Implementation

ATM Masterplan “baseline” But EU implementation slow..

more info: www.euro-cdm.org

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CDM@MUC CDM@BRU CDM@CDG CDM@FRA CDM@LHR

(targets)

CDM@FCO

Taxi Time Outbound

- 10%

- 3 min. -2 min.

(- 4 Adv. Con.)

~0 min. -2 min./

-10%

-800 min/day

-2 min/flight

Fuel savings

CO2 [tonnes/yr]

NOx [tonnes/yr]

-2,65 M€

16706

21.6

- 2.7 M€

17022

22

-2.55 M€

16060

20.75

non public -10% TO-fuel

-3.1 M€

ATFM CTOT

Slot Adherence

+ 5 %

[93%]

non public

[>90%]

non public non public

[>90%]

non public

[>80%]

non public

IATA DEPARTURE

Punctuality

non public non public +5 -10 % +~7% non public non public

Late gate-change <1% non public non public - ~5% 0% IBT -20min non public

TOBT adherence

[vs ASRT+/-5min]

~50% (stable) non public non public + ~20%

(50 -> 70%)

non public non public

Network benefit -~4 min vs

avg EU-delay -10% -10%

-~10 min vs. avg

EU-delay

-~4 min vs

avg EU-delay

non public

A-CDM Benefits: real & accountable?

Sources: http://euro-cdm.org/library/eurocontrol/cdm_benefits_flyer.pdf, FRA & LHR public CDM documents & own analysis© e10CDM | aviation consultancy 21February 23, 2015

Sources: http://euro-cdm.org/library/eurocontrol/cdm_benefits_flyer.pdf, FRA & LHR public CDM documents & own analysis

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Accelarate implementation: real partnerships

• Good intentions are there:

– ACI Europe / Eurocontrol / CANSO MoC

– Industry Efficiency Programs (initial targets)

– ATM Masterplan & Update (new: EU funding!)

– SESAR, Nextgen & ICAO ASBU alignment

• Missing key ingredients:

– thrust & drive

– collaborative leadership

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In summary

The A-CDM Experience Key recommendations

• have common objective

• respect all partners

• be transparant

• share & learn

• formalise commitment

• no simple IT project..

• needs “doers”, not talkers

• How airports should work

A-CDM

Lessons

Learnt

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Questions & Discussion

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e10CDM | aviation consultancy

Etienne van Zuijlen

e10CDM | aviation consultancy

Managing Director

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