ATFM IMPLEMENTATION IN INDIA – PROGRESS THROUGH COLLABORATION

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ATFM IMPLEMENTATION IN INDIA – PROGRESS THROUGH COLLABORATION PRESENTED BY- AIRPORTS AUTHORITY OF INDIA

India – Civil Aviation Scenario C-ATFM Implementation CONTENTS India – Civil Aviation Scenario 1 C-ATFM Concepts 2 C-ATFM Implementation 3 Road Ahead 4 4 Value Addition 9/18/2018 ATFM WORKSHOP - Delhi 2015

INDIA – AIRSPACE SYSTEM Total airspace : 2.8 million Sq.NM (9.5 M Sq.Km) Oceanic : 1.74 million Sq.Nm (Bay of Bengal, Arabian Sea & Indian Ocean) Continental : 1.04 million Sq.NM 4 FIRs (Kolkata, Delhi , Mumbai, Chennai ) Sub FIR : Guwahati 14 neighboring FIRs Air Traffic Routes: International – 93 , Domestic – 178 NEIGHBORING STATES 12 ANS Work force 4700 9/18/2018 ATFM WORKSHOP - Delhi 2015

Indian ATM Environment FOUR Upper ACC ( Proposed ); 2 Functional Upper Airspace Centers at Chennai and Kolkata 12 ACC / 55+ Sectors ( including 7 OCC Sectors ) 125 Airports (17 International ; 62 Domestic ) 13 Scheduled (Domestic) Airlines / 70 International Airlines 1.7 Million ATM + 0.3 Million Overflights (Approx.) One CCC + 36 FMP ( Proposed ATFM Structure ) 9/18/2018 ATFM WORKSHOP - Delhi 2015

GROWTH OF INDIAN AVIATION 123 million Passengers 190 million passengers 4th Largest Domestic Aviation Market 60 Million Passengers 50 Operational Airports 40 Million passengers 2000 2005 2010 2015

TRAFFIC DATA Can Indian ATC cope with this? Maybe.. Can we efficiently cope with this? 9/18/2018 ATFM WORKSHOP - Delhi 2015

Constraint Management INDIA-ANS STRATEGIES To ensure safety and efficiency of air traffic through airspace with least average delay to users. Achieved through Capacity and Efficiency enhancements Initiatives Resource Management Constraint Management Airspace/Airport ATM Automation ATM Procedures ANS Infrastructure ATCO Airspace complexity Capacity Fleet mix Special use airspace Weather Noise SAFETY & EFFICENCY Content Layouts 9/18/2018 ATFM WORKSHOP - Delhi 2015

KEY ANS SOLUTIONS Airspace Airport PBN implementation Taxiways Airspace restructuring ARR/DEP ROT Reduction ATM automation Better final approach aids ATS route realignment Final approach spacing Conditional ATS route Departure Slot Management Reduction in separation Infrastructure provision Continuous Descent Ops Airspace Airport 9/18/2018 ATFM WORKSHOP - Delhi 2015

FOCUSSED ANS INITIATIVES PBN Airspace and Route optimization Nationwide Surveillance Coverage Upper Airspace harmonization ATM Automation FUA GAGAN (SBAS), GBAS FTI ATFM 9/18/2018 ATFM WORKSHOP - Delhi 2015

NEED FOR ATFM WHY DO WE NEED ATFM ? Finite Resources – Airport, Airspace Ever increasing growth – Increasing Demand for access Contingencies – Unexpected decrease in capacity (weather , emergencies) Saturation of Capacity Need for balancing Demand and Capacity for “ PLANNED” optimum utilization of resources 9/18/2018 ATFM WORKSHOP - Delhi 2015

ATFM integral to ATM Strategic / Pre Tactical TFM Tactical ATC Strategic ATFM Planning Tactical ATC Intervention Strategic / Pre Tactical TFM Tactical ATC TFM Measures ATM Environment Today ATM Environment with ATFM 9/18/2018 ATFM WORKSHOP - Delhi 2015

ATFM OBJECTIVES Ensure safety Maximize throughput; Make efficient use of available capacity; Manage controller workload; Provide equitable service; Achieve environmental efficiencies. Improved on-time arrivals; Minimizing delays; Optimizing passenger/crew/aircraft connections; Optimize flight profiles and routes during adverse weather conditions; and Optimize recovery solutions during and after disruptive events. 9/18/2018 ATFM WORKSHOP - Delhi 2015

ATFM IMPLEMENTATION - TRIGGERS Mature ANS Environment – Automation, PBN Mature Civil – Military Coordination - FUA Developing Modern Airport Systems – Infrastructure, A-CDM Enabling Information Management Stakeholders realization of the benefits of ATFM –Optimum Resource Management Progressive Regulatory Environment – Enabler 9/18/2018 ATFM WORKSHOP - Delhi 2015

C-ATFM PROJECT PROGRESS AAI and FAA Consultancy -2009-2011 AAI ATFM Core Group Deliberations 2011-2013 Global Tender for C-ATFM 2013 C-ATFM Tender awarded to M/s ATECH, Brazil – June 2014 C-ATFM System Installation , testing and Training in progress 9/18/2018 ATFM WORKSHOP - Delhi 2015

ATFM WITH CDM Collaboration with all Stakeholders is key to a successful ATFM. Each Partner has a holistic system wide view. A Sensitivity to each others’ needs A recognition of relative benefits of system decision vis-à-vis local decision Objective to create more efficient and responsive Airspace System with equal or improved safety parameters. CDM is now an integral part of ATFM 9/18/2018 ATFM WORKSHOP - Delhi 2015

ATFM STAKEHOLDERS Collaborative Decision Making (CDM) State Agencies Airports Authorities Military ANSP AIRSPACE USERS AIS Collaborative Decision Making (CDM) Share the same situational awareness Use of common Flow Planning Tools Produce Air Traffic Flow Management Measures 9/18/2018 ATFM WORKSHOP - Delhi 2015

THE CDM PROCESS CDM CDM WITH PARTNERS !!!! TOOLS STAKEHOLDERS COMMUNICATION TOOLS PROCEDURES CDM WITH PARTNERS !!!! 9/18/2018 ATFM WORKSHOP - Delhi 2015

AAI C-ATFM CONCEPT Integrated ATFM/CDM (connectivity and data exchange between all participating systems) Strategic to Tactical ATFM by focusing on Weather Airspace management Airline operational requirements Airport constraints – departure and arrival airport Terminal Airspace constraints (CCO and CDO) En-route constraints Demand and Capacity Balancing (Traffic Management Initiatives at departure and arrival airport and En-route airspace ) Robust Post Operation Analysis 9/18/2018 ATFM WORKSHOP - Delhi 2015

AAI CENTRAL ATFM STRUCTURE Objective is to manage and optimize traffic flows by actively collaborating with airlines, airport, defense and other stakeholders on daily basis. The Central Command Center ( CCC) will receive strategic and tactical FPL , Weather, Airspace ,Traffic, Airport information for accurate Situational Awareness Flow Management Position(FMP) will be the unit implementing ATFM program WEB PORTAL ACC-FMP APP-FMP TWR-FMP ATFM Command Centre 9/18/2018 ATFM WORKSHOP - Delhi 2015

C-ATFM ARCHITECTURE FMP Airlines ATFM Portal Airports External systems C-ATFM/CCC Met CDM Portal ATC TWR-FMP Web Client Military FPL data AIS Data 9/18/2018 ATFM WORKSHOP - Delhi 2015

CCC POSITIONS ASM (FUA, routes coordination) CCC operational supervisor ATFM Manager W ATFM Manager E ATFM Manager N S Flight data management units ASM (FUA, routes coordination) CDM (airports, GA, Military Military representative CDM (airlines) Airline representative AIS and CNS facilities monitoring Replay position Special events monitoring 9/18/2018 ATFM WORKSHOP - Delhi 2015

CCC REPRESENTATION – MAIN ROOM 9/18/2018 ATFM WORKSHOP - Delhi 2015

DEPARTURE FLOWS ( PER WEEK ) 9/18/2018 ATFM WORKSHOP - Delhi 2015

C-ATFM PHASE 1 Operational CCC at Delhi CCC Backup/Training Delhi CCC at Delhi FMP( Flow Management Positions at Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata, Chennai, Bangalore and Hyderabad Phase I in 2015 FMP at other ACC and APP in 2016 DELHIi KOLKATA MUMBAI HYDERABAD CHENNAI BANGALORE 9/18/2018 ATFM WORKSHOP - Delhi 2015

AAI C-ATFM - SNAPSHOTS Airspace element search tool Layers Aircraft Performance Database Properties Route Detail RPL Database Regulated Elements Database Weather Information Status Monitor 9/18/2018 ATFM WORKSHOP - Delhi 2015

AAI C-ATFM - SNAPSHOTS Capacity & Demand Analysis Capacity & Demand General View CDM Proposal (Ground Delay Program) Capacity & Demand Analysis by timeframe 9/18/2018 ATFM WORKSHOP - Delhi 2015

ATFM MEASURES GDP ( ADP, ASP) MILT MINT LEVEL CAPPING SBP/FB ATFM MEASURES ARE INITIATED IN TACTICAL PHASE TO BALACE DEMAND AND CAPACITY LEVEL CAPPING SBP/FB GDP ( ADP, ASP) REROUTING MILT MINT

BUY IN FROM STAKEHOLDERS TECHNOLOGY ABSORPTION IMPLEMENTATION CHALLENGES CHANGE MANAGEMENT BUY IN FROM STAKEHOLDERS TECHNOLOGY ABSORPTION DEFINING METRICS MANPOWER

ROAD AHEAD…… Begin Operational Trials ( December 2015 ) Process of Safety Management throughout ATFM Letters of Agreement ATFM Personnel and Training Develop and Publish ATFM Regulations 9/18/2018 ATFM WORKSHOP - Delhi 2015

AAI C-ATFM SYSTEM VISION Adopt the best practices from ATFM lessons learned around the world … Develop and Implement OUR OWN NATIONAL ATFM SOLUTION with CDM … then Harmonize the INDIA C-ATFM SYSTEM with other National/Regional ATFM systems to enable “ SEAMLESS ATM” . 9/18/2018 ATFM WORKSHOP - Delhi 2015

Airports Authority of India THANK YOU Airports Authority of India