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PBN Airspace Concept Workshop. Review. Review of Workshop. 10 day PBN Airspace Design Workshop ICAO Doc 9992: PBN in Airspace Design Plan, Design, Validate, Implement 17 steps Integration of ICAO Doc 9931 & 9993: CDO and CCO ICAO Circ 330: Civil / Military Cooperation in ATM
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PBN Airspace ConceptWorkshop Review
Review of Workshop • 10 day PBN Airspace Design Workshop • ICAO Doc 9992: PBN in Airspace Design • Plan, Design, Validate, Implement • 17 steps • Integration of ICAO Doc 9931 & 9993: CDO and CCO • ICAO Circ 330: Civil / Military Cooperation in ATM • Designed routes and TMA airspace “Centerville” • TMA design for Xian • Enroute design and multi-TMA integration practice • China
ICAO Doc 9992 Online Course: http://www4.icao.int/learning/Home/Details/10
PBN CHANGES – STATE LETTER ICAO State Letter SP 65/4-13/24 SUBJECT: Proposal for the amendment of PANS-OPS, Volumes I and II regarding procedure design criteria and charting requirements to support performance-based navigation (PBN) as well as helicopter point-in-space (PinS) approach and departure operations with consequential amendments to Annexes 4; 6, Parts I, II and III; 14, Volume II; 15 and the PANS-ABC
Waypoints PBN Route Using Waypoints
Path Terminators Altitude A Distance C DME distance D Fix F Next leg I Manual termination M Radial termination R Terminator Path Constant DME arc A C Course to D Direct Track F Course from a fix to Holding pattern H I Initial R Constant radius T Track between V Heading to
Questions Asked PATH TERMINATOR CODING RULES REF: PANS OPS 8168, VOL2, SECTION III, Appendix to Chapter 5
Questions Asked PATH TERMINATOR CODING RULES REF: PANS OPS 8168, VOL2, SECTION III, Appendix to Chapter 5
Activity 1 • Safety • Capacity • Efficiency • Environment • Accessibility 1 - Operational Requirements in terms of:
Discussion Points • Who benefits – keep current or change to new • Lowest common denominator? • Build it and they will come • Mixed mode is a common occurrence today • Ongoing and refresher training • Future improvements • Route spacing • Curved simultaneous approaches to multiple rwys • Structure of design process – iterations and final look
Contact Information • Instructors: • morinj@iata.org • Walter.White@AirTraffic.biz • WalterW@iata.org • Jeffrey.Williams@Tetratech.com
Good Practice • What can you do? • Separate climb / descent routes • Use direct route paths as much as possible • Design routes first and then airspace • Balance workload • RNAV 1 or RNP 1 • Simplify