EATCHIP ATM Procedures Development Sub-Group

EATCHIP ATM Procedures Development Sub-Group

35TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE, Tunis, Tunisia, 15-19 April 1996 WP No. 115 EATCHIP ATM Procedures Development Sub-Group   At the 1990 Conference the following policy statement was adopted “Only aircraft capable of meeting the Minimum System Performance Specifications /equipment requirements upon … Continued
Air-Ground Datalink

Air-Ground Datalink

35TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE, Tunis, Tunisia, 15-19 April 1996 WP No. 92 Air-Ground Datalink   In meetings and discussions regarding Datalink, the subject of mixed fleet equipage has arisen. It is undeniable that for many years to come, controllers will be … Continued
Airspace Classification

Airspace Classification

35TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE, Tunis, Tunisia, 15-19 April 1996 WP No. 83 Airspace Classification   The ICAO airspace structure , offering seven different airspace classes (A to G), has been accepted in 1991. The IFATCA policy on VFR Operations and Classification … Continued
WAAS

WAAS

35TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE, Tunis, Tunisia, 15-19 April 1996 WP No. 87 WAAS   There have been a number of proposed systems that could be used to improve the accuracy and integrity of the Global Positioning System (GPS) to enable it … Continued
SC7 Central Data Bank of Jurisprudence – a Progress Report

SC7 Central Data Bank of Jurisprudence – a Progress Report

35TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE, Tunis, Tunisia, 15-19 April 1996 WP No. 136 SC7 Central Data Bank of Jurisprudence – a Progress Report   Further to the resolution of the 1993 Conference in Christchurch, New Zealand, which established IFATCA’s position in regard … Continued
Use of the Phrase “Autonomous Airborne Devices”

Use of the Phrase “Autonomous Airborne Devices”

35TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE, Tunis, Tunisia, 15-19 April 1996 WP No. 114 Use of the Phrase “Autonomous Airborne Devices” Introduction The current IFATCA policy regarding ACAS has been developed from 1973 , through the development of Beacon Collision Avoidance System (BCAS) … Continued
Future ATM Systems of the Next Century

Future ATM Systems of the Next Century

35TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE, Tunis, Tunisia, 15-19 April 1996 WP No. 94A Future ATM Systems of the Next Century   Future ATM Systems of the next century will be characterised by increased complexity with extensive use of highly automated sub-systems. Controllers … Continued