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The Creation of the Single European Sky: Legislation and Systems (2000)

Planning for the transformation of air traffic management at....

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8.30 Registration & Coffee
9.00
Chairman's Opening Remarks

Mike Ambrose, Director General, European Regions Airline Association (ERA).

9.10
OPENING ADDRESS - THE EUROPEAN AIR TRANSPORT POLICY

Planning towards the creation of a single European sky

  • Unacceptable delays in Europe
  • The Commission’s response: towards a single European sky
  • The High Level Group pursues new approaches on airspace management, structures for service provision, regulatory frameworks and implementation
  • Complimenting the role of Eurocontrol

Ben Van Houtte, , Head of Unit, Single European Sky, Air Transport Directorate, Energy and Transport DG, European Commission.

9.40
KEYNOTE ADDRESS - AN ACTION PLAN FOR AIR TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT IN EUROPE

Addressing inefficient European air traffic services - Assessing ways to rectify the chronic undercapacity in Europe’s air traffic systems

  • An analysis of IATA’s five-point action plan:
  • Redesigning air space to increase capacity
  • Increasing capacity through better planning
  • Promoting European Commission membership of Eurocontrol
  • Separating air traffic services regulation from IATA’s provision
  • Liberalising the provision of Air Traffic Services

Philip Hogge, Regional Director of Infrastructure, International Air Transport Association (IATA).

10.20
PLANNING THE FUTURE

Addressing the growth in European air traffic

  • The reality of a free routing system in most parts of Europe towards the end of the next decade
  • The significant savings potential of 700 million ECU per year
  • Simultaneously reducing direct operating costs of the airlines and significantly increasing capacity
  • Results from research
  • Overcoming sovereignty issues

Alex Hendriks, Head of Airspace Management and Navigation Unit, EUROCONTROL.

10.20
AVENUE: A PLATFORM FOR TESTING NEW CONCEPTS

The building blocks of a European Air Traffic Management System

  • The urgent need to provide the necessary airspace capacity to meet Europe’s increasing air traffic demand and facilitate the next generation ATM system
  • AVENUE in the 4th and 5th framework programme
  • The potential benefit of AVENUE to the ATM world
  • The progress of the project

Joel Moyaux, Project Co-ordinator, Societe Francaise D’Etude et de Realisations D’Equipments Aeronautiques (Sofrevia).

11.00 Morning Coffee
11.20
Special Address

Exact Content to be confirmed

Derek McLauchlan, Secretary General, Civil Air Navigation Services Organisation (CANSO).

12.00
THE AIRLINE PERSPECTIVE FOR THE INCREASE OF CAPACITY

Looking to improve the world’s crowded skies

  • The case for privatisation
  • The long term solution of free flight
  • The role of the European Union
  • Working towards a cultural change

Peter Malanik, General Manager Technical and Operations, Association of European Airlines.

12.40 Lunch
2.00
MOVING TOWARDS A GLOBAL AIR TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

ATM service provider perspective

  • Operational, technical and institutional arguments for a global ATM system
  • Operational, technical and institutional features of a global ATM system
  • Regional perspectives
  • Stakeholders perspectives
  • Conflicting or converging action plans

Dr Francis Schubert, Corporate Secretary, Swisscontrol.

2.40
THE NEED FOR UNIFICATION

Delivering CNS/ATM solutions based on an airline telecommunications infrastructure

  • Hurdles to investment
  • Leveraging airline needs
  • Synchronising schedules
  • Harmonising requirements
  • Multipurpose solutions

Philip Clinch, Director Air Traffic Services, SITA AIRCOM (Geneva).

3.20 Afternoon Tea
3.40
TORCH: MEETING FUTURE ATM NEEDS

Finding a viable, cost-effective consolidated operational concept

  • Defining and assessing the viability of consolidated operational and concept based on
  • EUROCONTROL’s Operational Concept Document (OCD)
  • Identifying the ATM elements that show greater opportunity to increase capacity, optimise the economics of the system and improve safety
  • Producing an operational concept ready for validation in the 5th Framework Programme
  • The proposals of TORCH: from strategic planning to real-time optimisation
  • Assessing the viability of the TORCH proposal

Nicholas Suarez, TORCH Project Co-ordinator, ISDEFE.

4.20
THE ROLE OF A COMMON ATC OPERATING LICENCE IN EUROPEAN ATM

The issue of air travel licence in Europe

  • Does the lack if a common ATC licence hinder the harmonisation process?
  • Addressing the shortage of ATC training schools in Europe
  • Common European ATC operating licence
  • Role of ICAO in supporting ATC licence
  • Commercialisation policy and lack of ATC training schools
  • Analysing the results of the UK CAA study into a common European licence

Richard Barber, Managing Director, Safeskys.

5.00 Chairman’s Closing Remarks and Close of Day One
5.10 Drinks reception for delegates and speakers