Towards the Future ATM

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1 Presented by Paul-Franck BIJOU, CEO of Quo Vadis, the PBN company by Airbus Towards the Future ATM ATC Guild Seminar New Delhi, Oct 20-21, 2010

2 Every 3 seconds in the world an Airbus aircraft takes off or lands

3 Airbus motivation in ATM ATM: When efficient Key factor for sustainable growth Airlines profitability ATM Safer Operations Environmentally friendly operations When not efficient consequence on airlines operations and threat to growth Page 3

4 ATM is strategic for Airbus Airbus mission: Manufacture always more efficient aircraft Contribute to the best air transport operations Developing new aircraft capabilities to accommodate ATM changes Helping our customers find the best-performing ATM solutions. Airbus is already playing a major role in the future ATM: SESAR

5 Airbus Vision in ATM Future ATM relies on increased Air/Ground systems interactions. Airlines ANSPS & Airports ATM Industrials Current Future ATM Market Airbus is strengthening the link between Airlines and their services providers

6 ATM challenges: similarities between India and Europe? European Perspective: Air Traffic x2 in 20 years: 20,4 million flights by 2030 Limits for further growth: Limited Airspace capacity Limited Air/Ground integration Fragmented airspace Lack of coordinated plans Consequence: ATM Network Inefficiencies Flight Delays 15.1 million minutes: 1 billion (~ 0.55 billion for the en-route phase) Route inefficiencies 429 million kilometers : 2 billion (and 16 Mt CO2 emissions) ATM Cost inefficiencies billion

7 SESAR: the European approach A new approach to modern ATM Plan and harmonise regionally: beyond boundaries Decide jointly: involve stakeholders, with manufacturing industry -10% per Flight for the Environmenta l impact Improving safety by a factor of 10 Enabling to handle 3 times more traffic Cutting ATM costs by 50% SESAR concept : Trajectory based User preferred route Full integration of airports in ATM Environment awareness

8 PBN Concept Our Positioning Quovadis Solutions Quovadis Way Focus on RNP Copyright 2009 Quovadis S.A.S. All rights reserved

9 PBN Concept Our Positioning Quovadis Solutions Quovadis Way RNAV & RNP Operations RNP Operations RNP = Navigation accuracy On board containment integrity Continuity of RNP capability + On Board Performance Monitoring and Alerting (OBPMA) RNP Benefits Summary Improved Airport Access Emission & Noise Friendly Fuel Savings Enhanced Traffic Flow & Safety Previous slide Copyright 2009 Quovadis S.A.S. All rights reserved

10 RNP(AR): Improved Access - Shorter Tracks RNP AR only airport with low minima (DH 280ft) Enhanced safety with a fully stabilized and managed approach Escape maneuvers ALI, RNP AR APPROACH RWY 15 Challenging Airport (14.000ft) Back Copyright 2009 Quovadis S.A.S. All All rights reserved Example ALI Airport

11 RNP APCH: Traffic flow ILS back-up Tight ATC environment. RNP-APCH brings An easy to fly procedure for all operators and RNP capable aircraft Secured separation with Military zones in the vicinity Repeatable and predictable trajectories SANYA RNP APPROACH RWY 08 Challenging Military Airspace constraints Back Copyright 2009 Quovadis S.A.S. All All rights reserved Contacts HOME Example ALI Airport

12 COCHIN: first RNP project of the country Fewer holdings trajectories with altitude windows and in-built separation Much shorter track Lower DH than VOR and LOC only approach KOCHI, RNP APCH RWY 27 Back Copyright Copyright Quovadis Quovadis S.A.S. S.A.S. All All All rights rights reserved reserved Contacts HOME Example ALI Airport

13 PBN Concept Our Positioning Quovadis Solutions Quovadis Way A perfect understanding of your key needs Quovadis Positioning A Full range of PBN services Team Work Start animation with a click To start your PBN Flight Operations Copyright 2009 Quovadis S.A.S. All rights reserved

14 PBN Concept Our Positioning Quovadis Solutions Quovadis Way Quovadis Services Offering Project Setup & New Procedure Design Cost/Benefit Analysis Data Survey FOSA Procedure Design Procedure Test & Validation OPS Application Package Upgrade Coordination Procedure Update PBN Operations Training GPS Prediction RNP Monitoring NDB Services Copyright 2009 Quovadis S.A.S. All rights reserved

15 PBN Concept Our Positioning Quovadis Solutions Quovadis Way Quovadis Positioning A Full range of PBN services Team Work Copyright 2009 Quovadis S.A.S. All rights reserved

16 PBN Concept Our Positioning Quovadis Solutions Quovadis Way Quovadis Contact Thank you Phone : +33 (0) Fax : +33 (0) avenue Didier Daurat, BP Immeuble Socrate Blagnac Cedex, France Copyright 2009 Quovadis S.A.S. All rights reserved

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