OSL first to implement Point Merge System
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The youtube clip is intended for the norwegian public, but we are working on an english version geared towards flightcrews and operational staff.
I'll post a link when it's finished.
I'll post a link when it's finished.
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EUROCONTROL - Point Merge Integration of Arrival Flows Enabling Extensive RNAV Application and CDA - Operational Services and Environment Definition
HD: Dublin will implement in 2012 and several others are in the pipeline or at least doing simulations to evaluate. (Rome, Milan, Geneva, Vienna, Paris, Brussels, Munich...and surprise, surprise EGLL)
HD: Dublin will implement in 2012 and several others are in the pipeline or at least doing simulations to evaluate. (Rome, Milan, Geneva, Vienna, Paris, Brussels, Munich...and surprise, surprise EGLL)
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How does this system cope with Wx avoidance or one a/c having to break off because the cabin is not yet secure for landing, or the tower asking for extended spacing?
It seems an overly-complex solution to a problem which carbon-based servers handle with aplomb.
It seems an overly-complex solution to a problem which carbon-based servers handle with aplomb.
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I've seen the Heathrow prototype. It consists of myriad spiral arrivals over the North Sea with a 40nm final segment flown at 180kts from FL370.
It'll look like a 4yr old left alone with a Spirograph.
It'll look like a 4yr old left alone with a Spirograph.
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Hi,
nice presentation. We'll have simulations for Paris ACC starting next week concerning sectors with initial approach fix called :
- LORTA (arrivals via MOPIL and XERAM)
- MERUE (via DPE and DVL)
-BALOD (via ANG-KEPER and PEPAX-KEPER)
at the end of the year it will be tested on real traffic...
It really seems to be an improvment for the capacity...
nice presentation. We'll have simulations for Paris ACC starting next week concerning sectors with initial approach fix called :
- LORTA (arrivals via MOPIL and XERAM)
- MERUE (via DPE and DVL)
-BALOD (via ANG-KEPER and PEPAX-KEPER)
at the end of the year it will be tested on real traffic...
It really seems to be an improvment for the capacity...
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YouTube - OsloLufthavn's Channel
Hi!
So now PMS at ENGM is up and running. Check the link above for a english version of the previously posted video
Cheers!
Hi!
So now PMS at ENGM is up and running. Check the link above for a english version of the previously posted video
Cheers!
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Any Oslo controllers or pilots that have tried the new procedure that can share some thoughts? Would be intresting to hear your comments on this trial now when it has been tried on live traffic.
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Also would be interesting to know why Eurocontrol reported 80 minutes delay today at OSL?
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the glider was a few weeks back.
The reason for todays delay was strong winds (107kts at FL100 and 59kts x-wind at 1000ft). We have had more go-arounds today than what we normally have in a month!
That being said, we are still running at a reduced rate to make sure everything is working as planned.
The biggest concern so far has been some airlines that do not load the transition from end of STAR to ILS into the FMC. When being cleared ILS in own navigation they will then "fill the gap / route discontinuity" by going DCT FAP, disregarding the published procedure. Which makes for some interesting situations if they are trailing traffic following the correct procedure.
Hopefully we'll find a solution to this shortly.
The reason for todays delay was strong winds (107kts at FL100 and 59kts x-wind at 1000ft). We have had more go-arounds today than what we normally have in a month!
That being said, we are still running at a reduced rate to make sure everything is working as planned.
The biggest concern so far has been some airlines that do not load the transition from end of STAR to ILS into the FMC. When being cleared ILS in own navigation they will then "fill the gap / route discontinuity" by going DCT FAP, disregarding the published procedure. Which makes for some interesting situations if they are trailing traffic following the correct procedure.
Hopefully we'll find a solution to this shortly.