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Benefits Assessment for Tailored Arrivals A Year at San Francisco (Dec 3 rd 2007 Dec 31 st 2008) 2009 Environmental Working Group Operations Standing Committee July 28 29, 2009 Kevin Elmer BOEING is a trademark of Boeing Management Company. EOT_RT_Sub_Template.ppt 1/6/2009 1

Tailored Arrival Environmental Criterion 1. Data analysis included Tailored Arrivals flight candidates ANA8, ANZ8, JAL2, JAL880, QFA73, SIA16, UAL (1404, 34, 72, 74, 76, 78, 830, 838, 852, 856, 856D, 858, 862, 870, 872, 886, 888, 892, 9816, 9822) Flights that arrived via Woodside (OSI) or Point Reyes (PYE) 2. Primary data source: radar data from the SFO ANOMS8 system 6 days (1/03/08, 1/24/08-1/26/08, 2/23/08 and 11/01/08) were missing due to ANOMS8 outages 3. Flights sorted by Tailored Arrivals sort criteria using ATS clearances and ADS-C reports Analysis of ANOMS8 radar data to verify and refine the initial sorting 4. Fuel consumption calculations: For low speed performance below 10,000 ft altitude, using the Boeing Climbout Program (BCOP) Above 10,000 ft altitude, using the Boeing INFLT tool for cruise & descent. Vertical profile generated from BCOP and INFLT was matched to the mean descent paths of the collective ANOMS8 radar data Common start point at cruise EOT_RT_Sub_Template.ppt 2

Tailored Arrival Environmental Criterion, Cont. 5. Tailored Arrivals (TA) sort criteria, using ATS clearances and ADS-C data Non participating - Opted out of procedure or were ineligible Note: As ineligible flights are included in the above statistics, numbers should not be interpreted as pilot participation in Tailored Arrivals Partial Tailored Arrival Met SOME of the TA criteria Full Tailored Arrival Met ALL of the TA criteria 6. Environmental Criterion: Radar data shows no more than ONE Level Flight Segment and that is no more than ½ Nmi. 7. Evaluated all the ANOMS8 data to check if met Environmental Criterion including Non-Tailored Arrivals. EOT_RT_Sub_Template.ppt 3

SFO Tailored Arrival Environmental Statistics Data Collected Total Flights * % of Total Eligible Flights Non-TA ** 3027 70% Partial TA 675 16% Tailored Arrival 391 9% Bad-Holding or 223 5% Wrong Runway Not Eligible (Routed through PYE) 1235 N/A * ANOMS8 Data collected for 5551 Total Flights from December 4, 2007 to December 31, 2008 ** Non-TA included non-participating flights and data collected prior to TA start date EOT_RT_Sub_Template.ppt 4

Airline Tailored Arrival Environmental Statistics Airline Airplane # Tailored Arrivals # Requested TA ** % ENV * Air New Zealand 777-200ER 80 246 33% United Airlines 777-200ER 182 376 48% United Airlines 747-400 104 345 30% Japan Airlines 747-400 9 33 27% Qantas 747-400 16 67 24% * Env Met Criterion for Environmental Performance ** Total of Full TA and Partial TA These are the total flights that requested the TA EOT_RT_Sub_Template.ppt 5

SFO Airport Noise Monitoring System (ANOMS 8) Data Lateral Tracks Altitude Profile Typical Level Flight (5-10 NM) Extended Level Flight (10-130 NM) Ground Speed Baseline Arrivals RW28R RW28L RW19L Full TA Partial TA EOT_RT_Sub_Template.ppt 6

SFO Airport Noise Monitoring System (ANOMS 8) Data, Cont. Yf 0-100000 Lateral Tracks Increased Path Predictability Zf 20000 15000 10000 Altitude Profile Increased Altitude Assurance -200000-300000 -300000-200000 -100000 0 Xf Vk 800 600 400 5000 Ground Speed Extended Level Flight (10-60 NM) -1E+06-500000 0 Df Reduced Speed Variability Full TA Partial TA Partial TA RW19L 200-1E+06-500000 0 Df EOT_RT_Sub_Template.ppt 7

Low Altitude Level Flight (Mean & Std Dev) 40 20 EOT_RT_Sub_Template.ppt 8 0.30 8.88 15.00 49.56 0.08 0 1 st 6 months of data Full TA's Partial TA's Non TA's Holding or Go Around Env Non TA's Distance in Level Flight, NM 0.24 8.51 18.80 51.62 0.03 19.20 40 20 0 Full Year of data Env Non TA's Distance in Level Flight, NM Full TA's Partial TA's Non TA's Holding or Go Around Non TA's From North through Pt Reyes to do...

Fuel Consumption (Cruise to Top of Descent to Landing) 777-200 747-400 Non-TA 3,410 lbs 6,470 lbs Partial TA 2,900 lbs 5,650 lbs Full TA 1,980 lbs 3,670 lbs Fuel Saving from Tailored Arrival per Flight 777-200 747-400 Full TA 1,430 lbs 2,800 lbs Partial TA 510 lbs 820 lbs Fuel consumption was calculated using the Boeing Climbout Program (BCOP) for low speed performance below 10,000 ft altitude. Fuel consumption above 10,000 ft altitude was calculated using the Boeing INFLT tool for cruise and descent. The vertical profile generated from BCOP and INFLT was matched to the mean descent paths of the collective ANOMS8 radar data. * Estimates derived from GE90-85B and PW4056 engine data EOT_RT_Sub_Template.ppt 9

Fuel Consumption (Cruise to Top of Descent to Landing), Cont Estimated Actual Fuel & CO2 Savings from SFO Tailored Arrivals Air New Zealand Airline Airplane Fuel / CO 2 Saved (lbs) 777-200ER United Airlines 777-200ER Fuel: 328,900 CO 2 : 1,037,680 Fuel: 509,080 CO 2 : 1,606,147 United Airlines 747-400 Fuel: 915,600 CO 2 : 2,888,718 Japan Airlines 747-400 Fuel: 86,800 CO 2 : 273,854 Qantas 747-400 Fuel: 159,600 CO 2 : 503,538 Fuel / CO 2 Saved (kgs) Fuel: 162,785 CO 2 : 513,585 Fuel: 251,962 CO 2 : 794,941 Fuel: 453,164 CO 2 : 1,429,731 Fuel: 42,960 CO 2 : 135,540 Fuel: 78,992 CO 2 : 249,219 EOT_RT_Sub_Template.ppt 10

Trajectory Comparison from Boeing Performance Software Aircraft Height above Field Elevation, ft 45000 40000 35000 30000 25000 20000 15000 10000 5000 0 777-200 TA 777-200 Non-TA 777-200 Partial TA 0 200000 400000 600000 800000 1000000 Distance from Threshold, ft EOT_RT_Sub_Template.ppt 11

Emissions Analysis - CREAN to the Runway 40000 35000 30000 25000 20000 15000 10000 5000 0 Basic OTA Profile OTA w/ EDA Profile (11k) Min Congestion Avg Congestion Max Congestion CO2 (3.149*fuel) LBS 9200 9000 8800 8600 8400 8200 8000 7800 7600 7400 CO(g) 500 120000 400 100000 300 200 80000 60000 40000 100 20000 0 0 HC(g) NOX(g) EOT_RT_Sub_Template.ppt 12

Emissions Analysis - (10,000 to Landing) Total Reduction Relative to Non-TA 160 140 120 100 80 60 40 20 0 Full TA Partial TA CO(g/10) HC(g) NOX(Kg) Local Emissions (below 10,000 ft) EOT_RT_Sub_Template.ppt 13

Noise Measurement Comparison- SEL (As Measured) Sound Exposure Level (as Measured), db 95 90 85 80 75 (1688) (173) (263) Non TA's Full TA's Partial TA's 70 913 (OSI) 915 916 12 (665) (74) (168) (1217) Sample Size (2124) EOT_RT_Sub_Template.ppt 14

Noise Contour Comparison- 20 Flights per Scenario EOT_RT_Sub_Template.ppt 15

Full TA Scenario EOT_RT_Sub_Template.ppt 16

Full TA Scenario with Non TA Track Overlay EOT_RT_Sub_Template.ppt 17

Non TA Scenario EOT_RT_Sub_Template.ppt 18

Full TA / Non TA Comparison EOT_RT_Sub_Template.ppt 19

Summary First Year of Tailored Arrivals Operations at San Francisco Fuel Saved 1,999,980 lbs (989,863 kgs) CO2 Emissions Saved 6,309,937 lbs (3,123,016 kgs) Fuel Saved Noise Impact No Significant Change at a few temporary measurement sites Reduction in noise exposure area can be significant Air Quality Overall reduction CO, HC, and NOx (From TOD or 10,000 ) EOT_RT_Sub_Template.ppt 20

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