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NAVIGATION DEVELOPMENTS IN EUROPENAVIGATION DEVELOPMENTS IN EUROPE
Alex HendriksAlex HendriksDeputy Director ATM StrategiesDeputy Director ATM Strategies
EUROCONTROLEUROCONTROL
Infrastructure Evolution Requirements
Strategic Objectives (cf. Navigation Strategy):Strategic Objectives (cf. Navigation Strategy):
““a total RNAV environment for all operations en-route and a total RNAV environment for all operations en-route and in TMA”in TMA”
andand ““a judicious deployment of space based navigation a judicious deployment of space based navigation
infrastructure and the infrastructure and the rationalisationrationalisation of ground of ground navigation infrastructure”navigation infrastructure”
Target:Target: VOR and NDB withdrawnVOR and NDB withdrawn by 2020+ by 2020+
European Navigation SolutionsEuropean Navigation Solutions
Navigation Strategy = central tool for Airspace Organization
Navigation Strategy is Performance BasedEnables closer route spacing=>Capacity benefitFacilitates access into airports in complex
environments – e.g. high terrainResponds to environmental requirements
=>Low noise routings=>Enabler for Continuous Descent Approaches (CDA)=>Provides repeatable, predictable track keeping
Provides navigation performance benchmark=> Facilitates PAN-European and Global Harmonization=> Reduces costs for operators
European ChallengesEuropean Challenges
Multi-national flavour of service provisionPrivatized / Corporatized / “...ized” ANSPsCompeting airport interestsTerminal Airspace design methodology differences Protective attitude with respect to national sovereignty –
particularly regarding airspace limits (e.g. Terminal Airspace)
Pan-European harmonisation for (Terminal) Airspace
Competing operational interestsAirlines, GA/BA, Military,
Conflicting DemandsConflicting Demands
Traffic increases
Especially demands from low cost airlines
Airports peripheral to main hubs have significantly increased traffic
Complex SID/STAR interaction due to growth of major terminal areas and regional airports
Environmental Pressure
Often prevents optimum use of terminal airspace
Fuel Costs
APV Implementation Benefits
HIGH PRIORITY Safety
reduce the number of CFiT occurrences
Economy potential for lower minimaMore fuel efficient profiles
EnvironmentalLower noise (reduced thrust changes/aircraft higher than on step
down approaches) Lower Fuel burn for CDA
No mandatory implementation dateTarget: all conventional and GPS non precision
approaches will be replaced by CDA enabled by APV
Aircraft P-RNAV Compliance (2006)Aircraft P-RNAV Compliance (2006)
4224= 56%3305= 44%
P-RNAV
COMPLIANCE
STATEMENT
NO
COMPLIANCE
STATEMENT
44%56%
18%
82%
5%
95%
Approach Procs
STARs
Airways>FL90
Airways<FL90
SIDs
19%
81%
16%
84%
RNAV
non RNAV
RNAV an Non-RNAV Procedures Mix (Europe - 2006)RNAV an Non-RNAV Procedures Mix (Europe - 2006)
Navigation Developments – RNAV En-route&TMANavigation Developments – RNAV En-route&TMA
2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
P-RNAV as TMA RNAV Means
Safety – common requirementsSupport CDA – environment economy
PB RNAV (RNP) Specified
Start equipment development- 7 years notice Start planning for airspace changes
PB RNAVMandated
Capacity BenefitsImproved CDARNAV Primary means
PB RNAV only Means
Infrastructure Optimization- needs Galileo and enhanced GPS
VNAV/RTA 4D NAV?
Navigation Developments – RNAV ApproachesNavigation Developments – RNAV Approaches
2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
APV Baro VNAV
Safety - Reduced CFiTSupport CDA - environment economyLower Minima- capacity economy
APV I(EGNOS)
Benefit extended to aircraft not able to carry out APV Baro VNAVFurther reduction of Minima - economy - capacity
RNAV Based Cat I
Capacity BenefitsImproved CDARNAV Primary meansFor Cat I Infrastructure OptimizationNeeds Galileo and enhanced GPS
PB RNAV Approach for every Runway end
RNAV can become primary meansImproved safetyCapacity etc
Navigation Developments – Navigation Developments – Landing and Guided Take-OffLanding and Guided Take-Off
2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
GBAS Cat I Operations
MLS Cat II/III
Improved capacity in LVPBackup to ILS
GSLDCat II/III
Cat I ground systemwith Inertial on A/CCapacity Benefitsto appropriatelyEquipped Aircraft
GBAS Cat II/III
Improved capabilityfor all A/C Necessary step to sole serviceNeeds Galileo and enhanced GPS
Infrastructure Optimisation Steps
1.1. DME ground infrastructure optimisation support RNAV operationssynchronised with RNAV evolution
2. 1st VOR and NDB reduction stepminimum mix by 2015 synchronised with RNAV evolution maintain safety & continuity en-route and in TMA
3. 2nd VOR and NDB reduction step (withdrawal)complete by 2020 Subsequent to mandating a new navigation capability; Safety and continuity maintained by other means
VOR reduction
NDB reduction
RNAV implementation
DME enhancement
2010 2015 2020+
GNSS enhancement
RNAV Infrastructure Evolution
MLS Cat III
GBAS Cat III
Precision Approach continued support
2010 2015 2020+
ILS Sustained
Precision Approach Infrastructure Evolution
COM 2.5%
NAV 0.7%NAV 0.7%
Other 27.7%
ACC 57.6%
SUR 11.5%
76% 76% en-routeen-route ATM/CNS ATM/CNS
CostsCosts
24% 24% TerminalTerminal ATM/CNS ATM/CNS
CostsCosts
0.9% 0.9% Paym Paym to Gov to Gov
AuthoritiesAuthorities
5.7% 5.7% ECTL ECTL CostsCosts
5.7% 5.7% MET MET CostsCosts
87.8% 87.8% ATM/CNS ATM/CNS Provision Provision
CostsCosts
VOR+NDBVOR+NDB 0.540.54%%
VOR+NDBVOR+NDB ~~0.25%0.25%
NAVIGATION in ATM/CNS
COMMON STEPSCOMMON STEPS
What to do ?What to do ?
Statement Statement of Nav. of Nav. Infra. Infra.
EvolutionEvolution
Policy Policy and and
Criteria Criteria for for
SelectionSelection
Work Work programprogram DECISIONDECISION
Industry ANSP
EUROCONTROL
Working and Marketing TogetherWorking and Marketing Together
Airspace Users
How to progress ?
NAVIGATION DEVELOPMENTS IN EUROPENAVIGATION DEVELOPMENTS IN EUROPE
Alex HendriksAlex HendriksDeputy Director ATM StrategiesDeputy Director ATM Strategies
EUROCONTROLEUROCONTROL