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1 NATS Overview

2 Safely deliver 2.3m 24/7 What do we do? Flights handled in FY 2015/16
Air traffic services and airport solutions 2.3m Flights handled in FY 2015/16 24/7 Hours a day, 365 days a year

3 Cruise to Cruise NATS accompanies aircraft at every step of their journey
En-route Inbound En-route Outbound Descent & Transition Climb Final Approach Take-off Taxi & Turnaround ATC Tower Services

4 ATC keeps aircraft safely separated…
Horizontal separation: 5nm for upper airspace 3nm for lower airspace Vertical Separation: 1000ft

5 Our airspace…Flight Information Regions
London & Scottish FIRs: 1m km2 – 11% of Europe’s airspace and 25% of traffic Shanwick 2.2m km2 – 80% of North Atlantic traffic

6 En-route locations Prestwick Centre Swanwick Centre Head Office
Handles on average 2,500 flights/day – Scottish Oceanic Control Centre – Scottish Area Control Centre – Manchester Area Control Centre Swanwick Centre Handles on average 5,500 flights/day Head Office Corporate & Technical Centre College and Training centre Engineering AQUILA Support functions – London Area Control Centre – London Terminal Control Centre – London Military Air Traffic Control

7 Airports with NATS ATC involvement
ABERDEEN Operated by NATS EDINBURGH Operated by FerroNATS Operated by AQUILA GLASGOW A Coruña VIGO SABADELL Madrid Cuatro Vientos VALENCIA ALICANTE SERVILLE JEREZ IBIZA BELFAST CITY BELFAST INTERNATIONAL MANCHESTER STANSTED CARDIFF LUTON LONDON CITY HEATHROW BRISTOL Farnborough GIBRALTAR SOUTHAMPTON

8 A day in the life of ATC in the UK

9 Our international business
Europe We are working in our domestic UK market and with European customers to improve the efficiency of trans-European air traffic and apply common EU standards. Middle East NATS is embedded in the Middle East region, supporting its growing role as a global aviation cross-roads. Asia Pacific NATS is supporting the exponential growth of air travel in the Asia Pacific region, helping to ensure this expansion takes place in a planned and sustainable manner.

10 Heathrow Airport Holdings Ltd (4%)
USS % British Airways 16.68% easyJet % Monarch Airlines % Virgin % Lufthansa 2.04% Thomson Airways % Thomas Cook 1.17% NATS ownership structure Government (49%) Airline Group (42%) Heathrow Airport Holdings Ltd (4%) Employees (5%) CAA European Commission Revenue FY15/16: £898m Employees 4200c Economic Regulation NERL NATS (En-route) plc NSL NATS Services Ltd

11 Our people…NATS currently has c.4200 employees
Air Traffic Controllers 1650 Air Traffic Service Assistants 650 950 950 Engineers Specialist & Business Support Professionals

12 NATS operational and environment performance
PPP year CP2 CP3 01/02 07/08 08/09 09/10 10/11 11/12 12/13 13/14 14/15 15/16 Traffic (flight millions) 2.001 2.480 2.372 2.172 2.116 2.167 2.126 2.162 2.216 2.278 Risk Analysis Tool (RAT) - 1497* Delay seconds NERL attributable (seconds) 109.4 26.8 19.3 4.3 7.3 1.4 5.5 2.4 Fuel enabled savings (tonnes) 6,000 3,000 25,000 16,000 41,000 35,000 21,000 189,000 1,100,000 Headcount (average) 5,652 5,158 5,084 4,920 4,652 4,533 4,562 4,519 4,342 4200 * RAT replaces Safety Significant Events (SSE) and is measured by calendar year. The targets for 2015 was 1209 or below. NATS PRIVATE

13 Our three business objectives…
1 Meet our RP2 targets while deploying SESAR Keep our airport contracts and grow our MoD, tower and engineering business in the UK Grow our international business in a carefully managed way 2 3

14 NATS Executive Martin Rolfe Nigel Fotherby Guy Adams Rob Watkins
Chief Executive Officer Martin Rolfe Finance Director Commercial Director Delivery Director Nigel Fotherby Guy Adams Rob Watkins General Counsel & Company Secretary Richard Churchill-Coleman HR and Corporate Service Director Safety Director Julie Elder David Harrison Communications Director Simon Warr Operations Director Juliet Kennedy

15 Visit www.nats.aero for more information
17/09/2018

16 SUPPORTING SLIDES

17 AQUILA AQUILA is a joint venture between NATS and Thales,
In October 2014, the UK Ministry of Defence selected AQUILA to deliver Marshall, a programme to transform terminal air traffic management at military airfields. AQUILA is already underway modernising ATM at over 100 MOD locations, in the UK and overseas, including more than 60 airfields and ranges. The contract is valued at around £1.5bn over the course of its 22 year life-span. The MOD expects AQUILA’s solution to deliver the UK Government savings of approximately £1bn over the contract duration.

18 FerroNATS FerroNATS is the joint venture between NATS and Spanish infrastructure company, Ferrovial Servicios In 2011, FerroNATS was awarded service provision contracts at nine airports in Spain Alicante, Valencia, Ibiza, Sevilla, Jerez, Sabadell, Cuatro Vientos, Vigo and A Coruña. This was the first time Spain had liberalised ATC service provision. Through this undertaking, Spain has realised the benefits of introducing economic efficiency to a previously non-competitive environment while maintaining a consistently high level of service for the travelling public.

19 Functional Airspace Blocks
NE FAB Functional Airspace Blocks DK-SE FAB UK-Ireland FAB Baltic FAB FAB EC FAB CE Danube FAB South West FAB Blue MED FAB

20 Major free route airspace programme launched
Reduced fuel burn Seamless airspace Cost savings Less CO2 emissions

21 The Borealis Free Route Airspace Vision


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