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Octuber 10th: 14.000 ATCO´s called for a pan-European action day!!

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Old 27th Sep 2013, 08:20
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BeT, since 9th June, you seem to have change your mind... never bad... "One point" !...

...but again, penalize users is no more the appropriate answer, the final and appropriate answer lies elsewhere...

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Old 27th Sep 2013, 08:53
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^^^

I dont understand your post - sorry.

If its in regards to French controllers continually going on strike - then I stand by my opinion.

Im afraid that French ATC strikes so often, that in isolation not many people give it too much attention any more.
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Old 27th Sep 2013, 10:50
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Just to clarify. The strike is about SES, specifically SES2+ not SESAR
SES - Single European Sky Regulations
SESAR - Single European Sky ATM Research (connected but not the main issue).

Massive ATC strike action planned in October | Air Traffic Management | Air Traffic Management - ATM and CMS Industry online, the latest air traffic control industry, CAA, ANSP, SESAR and NEXTGEN news, events, supplier directory and magazine

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Old 27th Sep 2013, 13:50
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*sigh* Flying Manchester > Osaka via Helsinki on the 11th. Let's hope this doesn't have too much of a knock-on effect.
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Old 28th Sep 2013, 17:24
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ATCEUC Position Paper, much too long to cut and paste.

Tumtiddle probably no direct effect initially though the route will be busier and inevitably Flow Rates applied.
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Old 2nd Oct 2013, 03:12
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EU ATC REFORM

A quote from Reasons Foundation;

Europe's Single Sky in Big Trouble
From the outset, the idea of creating a Single European Sky for air traffic management has entailed a basic contradiction. A key goal, in addition to modernization of technologies and procedures (a la NextGen in this country) is to increase the efficiency or productivity of European ATC provision to U.S. levels. Given that Europe has 40-odd ANSPs (compared to our one), about 17,000 controllers compared to our 15,000, and 64 en-route centers compared to our 20--but only 60% as many flights--achieving this goal would mean doubling IFR flights per controller.

"Safe, Orderly, and Expeditious".

Link to the rest of the news letter:Reason Foundation - Air Traffic Control Newsletter #106
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Old 2nd Oct 2013, 13:15
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The US - EU comparison is deeply, deeply flawed, uses massaged or plain wrong figures and is generally just a massive load of tripe.
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Old 3rd Oct 2013, 17:38
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Old 3rd Oct 2013, 19:57
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As usual with Europe we in the UK will roll over, do as we are told and take whatever crap the di ck wads in Brussels want to throw at as.

The Uk response? Make a load of ATCOs redundant, reduce our route charges and toe the line.

What would happen if we simply said 'no, don't like our charges fly across the Atlantic another way'. We are never going to learn to stand up for ourselves and it's going to slowly finish us (the UK) off

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Old 3rd Oct 2013, 21:40
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Is the UK making a load of ATCOs redundant? Must have missed that.....
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Is the UK making a load of ATCOs redundant? Must have missed that.....
post 10 from the closure of ScATCC thread.
Why else are NATS paying shedloads of cash to convince many elder ATCOs to leave within 18 months
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confused atco,

Voluntary redundancy is very different from 'making a load of ATCOs redundant'.
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UK airspace ?open for business? despite threat of strikes | NATS

So british ATCOs will work along with NATS to reduce the impact of the strike of their fellow ATCOs across the continent. Ok. Understood.

Best regards.

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Old 4th Oct 2013, 13:17
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Anyway, the protest is not going to take place. ATCEUC just called off the strike.
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Old 4th Oct 2013, 13:43
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How can valid ATCOs be considered redundant (voluntary or otherwise) when so much overtime is required and recruitment continues. Surely this does not come under any normal definition of redundancy.
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Old 4th Oct 2013, 14:07
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How about when they are at the top of the payscale and the bean counters think 'why should we pay them all this money when a new recruit is cheaper'?
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Anyway, the protest is not going to take place. ATCEUC just called off the strike.
And according to the ATCEUC they have indeed posponed the strike but it says for details see the Press Release about the Malta Meeting which try as I might I can't find.
Can some kind soul please provide a link.

Edit: The Press Release has now appeared on their website
atceuc.org - Air Traffic Controllers European Unions Coordination

Basically it revolves around "the EC is now willing to listen"

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Old 21st Jan 2014, 16:51
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Looks like this is back on after talks broke down

Threat of flight chaos for passengers as Europe's air traffic controllers plan strike | Mail Online


German air traffic controllers to strike on Jan 29 | Reuters
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I'm already drafting a strongly worded letter to my local MP...
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