Airport Community Consultative Committee. August 23, 2017

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1 Airport Community Consultative Committee August 23, 2017

2 AGENDA 6:30 p.m. Welcome & Introductions 6:35 p.m Q2 update 6:45 p.m. NMT update 7:00 p.m. Aircraft Noise Management Website 7:10 p.m. NAV CANADA presentation 7:30 p.m. Q&A

3 2017 Q2 UPDATE

4 2017 Q2: April South 40% Other 4% WIND ROSE PLOT: Station # 1 - YYC, AB April DISPLAY: Wind Speed Direction (blowing from) North 56% 35R 2,048 25% 35L 2,352 29% % APR Arrivals 17L 1,708 21% 17R 1,763 22% 35R 2,475 30% 35L 2,325 28% APR Departures 17L 1,050 13% 17R 2,386 29% NORTH 14.6% 18.3% Regular operations 11% 7.32% 3.66% WEST EAST WIND SPEED (Knots) >= SOUTH COMMENTS: DATA PERIOD: COMPANY NAME: Calms: 1.81% 4 Start Date: 4/1/ :00 End Date: 4/30/ :00 MODELER:

5 2017 Q2: May South 42% 35R 2,552 27% % 17L 1,964 21% % 17L 1,626 17% May MAY Arrivals 35R 3,140 33% MAY Departures WIND ROSE PLOT: Station # 1 - YYC, AB DISPLAY: Wind Speed Direction (blowing from) North 58% 35L 2,576 27% 17R 2,095 22% 35L 2,353 25% 17R 2,277 24% NORTH 8.82% 11.8% 14.7% Paving and rehabilitation work on runways 11/29 and 17R/35L (late-may) 5.88% 2.94% WEST EAST SOUTH WIND SPEED (Knots) >= Calms: 1.48% 5 COMMENTS: DATA PERIOD: COMPANY NAME: Start Date: 5/1/ :00 End Date: 5/31/ :00 MODELER:

6 2017 Q2: June South 43% WIND ROSE PLOT: Station # Other 1% 1 - YYC, AB June DISPLAY: Wind Speed Direction (blowing from) North 56% 35R 2,551 27% 35L 2,542 26% % JUN Arrivals 17L 2,390 25% 17R 1,970 21% 35R 3,273 34% % 35L 2,185 23% JUN Departures 17L 1,523 16% 17R 2,495 26% NORTH 13.1% 10.4% 7.83% 5.22% 2.61% Paving and rehabilitation work on runways 11/29 and 17R/35L Summer maintenance on runway 17L/35R WEST EAST SOUTH WIND SPEED (Knots) >= Calms: 0.69% 6 COMMENTS: DATA PERIOD: COMPANY NAME: Start Date: 6/1/ :00 End Date: 6/30/ :00 MODELER:

7 2017 Q3: July South 51% 35R 2,798 25% 17L 2,746 27% 35R 2,158 22% 17L 1,747 17% July North 49% JUL Arrivals JUL Departures WIND ROSE PLOT: Station # 1 - YYC, AB DISPLAY: Wind Speed Direction (blowing from) 35L 2,062 20% 17R 2,519 25% 35L 2,945 29% 17R 3,265 32% NORTH 17.5% Paving work on runway 17R/35L 14% 10.5% 7.02% 3.51% WEST EAST SOUTH WIND SPEED (Knots) >= Calms: 1.48% 7 COMMENTS: DATA PERIOD: COMPANY NAME: Start Date: 7/1/ :00 End Date: 7/31/ :00 MODELER:

8 NMT UPDATE

9 NMT Updates - Existing NMT 1 NMT 2 NMT 3 NMT 8 NMT 9 NMT 10 NMT 11 NMT 12 NMT 14 NMT 15 NMT 16 NMT 17 NMT 18 NMT 19 NMT 20 NMT Locations Beddington Harvest Hills Beddington Renfrew Inglewood Mayland Hts. Mayland Hts. Castlerdige Whitehorn Temple Hidden Valley Skyview Ranch Martindale Albert Park/Radisson Heights Rundle NMT 21 Marlborough 9

10 NMT Updates Location To assess the NMT locations we looked at: 1. Flight tracks over the area 2. Residential communities near the tracks 3. Existing NMT locations We focused on the main five types of operations we have at YYC: North arrivals North departures South arrivals South departures Crosswind operations 10

11 NMT Locations North Arrivals Existing Albert Park Inglewood Mayland Heights Potential locations Evergreen Douglasdale Riverbend/Ogden Downwind Chestermere Signal Hill Edgemont/Hawkwood 11

12 NMT Locations North Departures Existing Hidden Valley Skyview Potential location Airdrie New north communities 12

13 NMT Locations South Arrivals Potential location Airdrie Downwind Signal Hill Edgemont/Hawkwood 13

14 NMT Locations South Departures Existing Renfrew Inglewood Mayland Heights Marlborough Rundle Potential locations Signal Hill Riverbend/Ogden 14

15 NMT Locations Crosswind Existing Martindale Whitehorn Temple Castleridge Hidden Valley Beddington Potential locations Chestermere Ogden 15

16 NMT Locations The idea is to cover the existing gaps with the roving monitor program Evergreen Douglasdale Riverbend/Ogden Chestermere Signal Hill Hawkwood/Edgemont All existing NMT locations will be further evaluated for placement as equipment gets updated on a yearly basis (estimated two replacements per year)

17 Roving NMT Roving NMT program will run from May to September of each year. Each location will be monitor for 4-weeks. There will be a maintenance week scheduled in-between locations The initial idea is to cover the existing gaps with the roving monitor program. Each year s roving monitor program will be discussed with the ACCC in the first meeting of the year.

18 Virtual NMT Requests not covered by the roving noise monitor can be covered with Virtual Noise Monitor (VNM). VNM can be placed at any location in the greater Calgary area and are used to provide generalized information regarding aircraft noise in that area. VNM is a computer model that converts flight track information into predicted aircraft sound levels. The model does not account for terrain specifics, and it does not include ambient noise

19 AIRCRAFT NOISE MANAGEMENT WEBSITE

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22 NAV CANADA August 23, 2017 NAV CANADA UPDATE James Carr Manager, Calgary Tower Operations, Tower and Terminal Procedures

23 NAV CANADA OVERVIEW RNP Usage Update Runway Utilization

24 NAV CANADA REQUIRED NAVIGATION PERFORMANCE Further leverages satellitedriven navigation methods. Part of national airspace modernization program. Maintain safety, while improving efficiency and reducing environmental impact. Implemented May 12, day review completed (updated provided at April ACCC meeting)

25 NAV CANADA COMPARISON OF 6 MONTH PERIODS ~3,100 approaches in first 6 months ~4,400 approaches in next 6 months 41% increase period over period More pilot requests Gradual increase in equipped fleet Still a relatively small portion of overall traffic

26 NAV CANADA RUNWAY USAGE Balancing Weekend Departures Current operation Land 2 Depart 1 Workload optimization and managing complexity are critical components of safety From a safety perspective the airport layout and infrastructure supported departing the west parallel Goal Improve the balance of departures from each of the parallel runways on weekends without compromising safety International passenger terminal as an opportunity Changed the distribution of aircraft and created an opportunity

27 NAV CANADA RUNWAY USAGE Weekend 17L/17R Departure Proposal Conduct a trial Begin October 2017 Run for 6 months Evaluate and consider options Alternate the primary departure runway on weekends (0700 to 2300) when 17s are active 17L is the primary departure runway on odd weekend days when 17s are active 17R is the primary departure runway on even weekend days when 17s are active Measure Runway utilization Safety reports Stakeholder feedback Communication Notice of trial on YYC website

28 NAV CANADA RUNWAY USAGE Weekend Departure Proposal Expectations Runway usage for departures on the 17s will become more balanced on weekends Aircraft may still depart from the other runway Weather Operational requirements Construction Not all departures will be straight out Aircraft will arrive on both runways Aircraft will continue to fly over Calgary and the surrounding areas NAV CANADA will always err on the side of safety Fail safely philosophy The trial may stopped or amended at any time

29 NAV CANADA QUESTIONS?

30 Next meeting: WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6