Schedule based management system for optimizing aircraft arrivals at airports
CA 2443832 A1 · Owner: Beardsworth, Louis John Colman · Inventors: Beardsworth, Louis John Colman
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A system is provided for managing the inbound flow of aircraft to an airfield by ensuring that aircraft are sequenced before departure into an arrival stream. Sequencing uses operational data obtained from airlines and then provides a methodology for sharing this data with the air traffic control (ATC) agency. The outcome is a daily arrival schedule providig a predetermined operational arrival time for each aircraft movement. The operational data used by the system relates to airline punctuality taxi times at departure , airfields and actual flight times predicted on a flight-by-flight basis by airline flight planning systems. This information is combined to effect a predictive …
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