1. Presented to: American Chamber of Commerce By: Date: Federal Aviation Administration What’s New at the Federal Aviation Administration ? Jeri Alles, Director, Asia – Pacific Region 18 May 2010

2. 2 Federal Aviation Administration May 2010 March 20102 FAA Worldwide Mission We are 44,000 people whose Mission is to provide the safest, most efficient aerospace system in the world. Work with ICAO and Aviation Industry elements as well in achieving this mission.

3. 3 Federal Aviation Administration May 2010 March 20103 FAA Worldwide Mission FAA Strategic Goals Increased Safety Greater Capacity International Leadership Organizational Excellence

4. 4 Federal Aviation Administration May 2010 March 20104 Kabul Abu Dhabi Moscow Washington, DC Montreal Tokyo London Singapore Dakar Beijing Shanghai Baghdad New Delhi Paris Frankfurt Brussels Brasilia

5. 5 Federal Aviation Administration May 2010 March 20105 Country Portfolios (39 Total) Asia-Pacific International Area Office (Singapore) FAA Rep for North Asia (FAA Rep Office in Beijing) : China, Hong Kong, Macau, Mongolia FAA Rep for South Asia (FAA Rep Office in New Delhi) : Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka FAA Rep for Southeast Asia (FAA IAO office in Singapore) : Australia, Brunei, Burma, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, New Zealand, Singapore, Thailand, Timor-Leste (East Timor), Vietnam FAA Rep for the Pacific Rim (FAA Rep Office in Tokyo): DPR Korea, Japan, Philippines, RO Korea, Taiwan, Oceania (PASO): Cook Islands, Fiji, Kiribati, Nauru, Niue, Papua New Guinea, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Tonga, Tuvalu, Vanuatu

6. 6 Federal Aviation Administration May 2010 March 20106 FAA’s International Priorities Aviation Safety NEXTGEN Capacity Building Environmental Stewardship Government-Industry Partnerships

7. 7 Federal Aviation Administration May 2010 March 20107 FAA International Strategies 2010 to 2014 Five-Year Strategic Plan Establishes priorities, identifies opportunities to expand successful programs, and underscores the need to seek innovative solutions with our international partners, starting with the following five-year strategic initiatives.

8. 8 Federal Aviation Administration May 2010 March 20108 Strategic Initiatives Promote harmonization and compliance with aviation legislation, regulatory requirements, policies, and procedures. Create and support partnerships to leverage opportunities to develop safety, capacity, and efficiency initiatives..

9. 9 Federal Aviation Administration May 2010 March 20109 Strategic Initiatives Promote U.S. best practices in safety to enhance consistency and seamless operational practices worldwide. Promote civil/military cooperation to ensure safe, secure, and efficient use of airspace.

10. 10 Federal Aviation Administration May 2010 March 201010 Strategic Initiatives Improve global interoperability and advance future technologies and procedures. Increase awareness of methods to minimize aviation’s impact on the environment.

11. 11 Federal Aviation Administration May 2010 March 201011 Strategic Initiatives Share FAA best practices to mentor and influence aviation leaders and enhance foreign aviation expertise. Promote U.S. commercial space transportation regulations.

12. 12 Federal Aviation Administration May 2010 March 201012 FAA Outreach Programs International Voluntary Visitor Program International Visitors Programs (IVP) Technical Assistance Programs International Leadership Development & Training FAA Academy Training Opportunities International Aviation Safety Assessments (IASA) Program

13. 13 Federal Aviation Administration May 2010 March 201013 International Visitors Program Approximately 4,000 aviation professionals participate in the International Visitors Program (IVP). The focus is on advancing international cooperation in the research, development, and acquisition of aviation system and technologies that enhance aviation safety.

14. 14 Federal Aviation Administration May 2010 March 201014 Technical Assistance Technical Assistance programs facilitate delivery of FAA experts and knowledge to foreign civil aviation authorities around the world. Agreements for the provision of services are conducted on a government-to-government basis, generally between the FAA and the foreign civil aviation authority. The recipient country generally reimburses FAA for the cost of the technical assistance.

15. 15 Federal Aviation Administration May 2010 March 201015 International Leadership Development & Training Our contribution to the growth of leadership skills in foreign aviation professionals is an integral component of developing civil aviation organizations worldwide. We are committed to investing in people who will drive aviation safety and efficiency improvement within their aviation authorities.

16. 16 Federal Aviation Administration May 2010 March 201016 International Aviation Safety Assessments (IASA) Program FAA's foreign assessment program focuses on a country's ability, not the individual air carrier, to adhere to international standards and recommended practices for aircraft operations and maintenance established by the United Nation's technical agency for aviation, the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO).

17. 17 Federal Aviation Administration May 2010 March 201017 NextGen Defined Next Generation Air Transportation System (NextGen) A system that is based on satellite navigation and control, digital non-voice communication, and advanced networking, along with sharing of decision making between the ground and the cockpit.

18. 18 Federal Aviation Administration May 2010 March 201018 NextGen has “Gate to Gate” focus

19. 19 Federal Aviation Administration May 2010 March 201019 NextGen Fundamental Capabilities System Wide Information Management (SWIM) –Infrastructure that allows for network enabled information sharing of all NAS related data NextGen Network Enabled Weather (NNEW) –Provides a common integrated weather picture to participating stakeholders –Integrates weather into more decision making processes

20. 20 Federal Aviation Administration May 2010 March 201020 NextGen Fundamental Capabilities NextGen Data Communications –Routine communications moved from voice to data allowing a single air traffic controller to safely handle more traffic All Weather Operations –Enhanced flight vision systems (EFVS) & synthetic vision systems (SVS) enable equivalent visual operations

21. 21 Federal Aviation Administration May 2010 March 201021 NextGen Fundamental Capabilities Trajectory Based Operations(TBO) –Aircraft will fly negotiated trajectories using advanced flight management systems and advanced air traffic automation –Airspace and aircraft will be managed and not controlled

22. 22 Federal Aviation Administration May 2010 March 201022 NextGen Fundamental Capabilities Automatic Dependent Surveillance – Broadcast (ADS-B) –Enables highly precise and accurate surveillance information Performance – Based Navigation (PBN) –Area navigation (RNAV) & required navigation performance (RNP) procedures increase airspace efficiency and capacity

23. 23 Federal Aviation Administration May 2010 March 201023 NextGen Implementation Plan 2010 Detailed overview of the mid-term NextGen operating environment Response and updates from Task Force 5 report Greater emphasis on existing technologies and procedures Focus on dependencies and progress of transformational programs

24. 24 Federal Aviation Administration May 2010 March 201024 International Cooperation … A Necessity! Daily interaction with 18 foreign ANSPs

25. 25 Federal Aviation Administration May 2010 March 201025 THANK YOU www.faa.gov www.faa.gov/nextgen

26. 26 Federal Aviation Administration May 2010 March 201026 FAA’s Key Activities in Asia China FAA located Beijing and Shanghai Aviation Cooperation Program Executive Management Development Training Program Regional and general aviation study for China Traffic Flow Management Initiatives Certification Support (ARJ21) Joint Air Traffic Steering Group (JATSG) U.S. China Aviation Summit

27. 27 Federal Aviation Administration May 2010 March 201027 FAA’s Key Activities in Asia India Office in New Delhi Aviation Cooperation Program –Air Traffic Management Training Program –Future Projects being considered: – ATM Capabilities; –Training & Human Resource Development; – Self-Sustaining Supply Chain; – Security Joint Aviation Steering Group Emerging ATM Proposals U.S. India Aviation Summit

28. 28 Federal Aviation Administration May 2010 March 201028 FAA’s Key Activities in Asia Korea –Bi-lateral Flight Standards Working Group –BASA –IASDEX Japan –Office in Tokyo –GNSS Cooperation –NEXTGEN agreement –BASA Singapore –Office in Singapore –FAA Academy and Singapore Aviation Academy Partnership