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Auckland International Airport — Airways New Zealand — Investor Presentation (December 2019)
18 slides from Auckland International Airport's investor presentation, December 2019
Slide 1: ANCCG Brief on ATC
ANCCG BRIEF ON ATC A N C C G James Evans Dec 2019 making your world possible
Slide 2: Airways New Zealand
Airways New Zealand • Formed in 1987 as an SOE • Previously part of MOT, CAD. • Employs approx 850 people • 350 Air Traffic Controllers • 50 Air Traffic Support Staff • Others include Policy and Design, Strategy and Development, Software Design, Finance, Legal, Technicians, Human Resources etc.
Slide 3: What is Air Traffic Control
W h a t i s A i r T r a f f i c C o n t r o l Helping planes travel safely and expeditiously AT A E R O D R O M E S AROUND AERODROMES BETWEEN AERODROMES THROUGH OUR OCEANIC A I R S PA C E We don’t let things hit the fan!
Slide 4: Our Patch
Our Patch
Slide 5: The Upside Down Wedding Cake
The Upside down wedding cake Radar / OCS from CH or AA OCR 9500 Radar / Procedural 1500 Towers
Slide 6: Airways Towers
AIRWAYS TOWERS
Slide 7: Airways Radar Centre
AIRWAYS RADAR CENTRE
Slide 8: Who's in Control
Slide 9: Runways and Which to Use
R U N WAY S A N D W H I C H TO U S E ? Runways are named after their approximate magnetic direction. Auckland has two. Aircraft take off and land into the wind.
Slide 10: What's a SID / STAR
W h a t ’s a S I D / S TA R SID = Standard Instrument Departure It’s how a departing aircraft gets from the Runway onto a published route taking into account; 1. Terrain, Airspace, Obstacles. 2. Environmental Factors e.g. Noise, Airline fuel burn/CO2 3. RWY capacity and separation from other aircraf
Slide 11: SID
SID making your world possible
Slide 12: STAR
S TA R making your world possible
Slide 13: Noise Initiatives for Auckland
N O I S E I N I T I AT I V E S F O R A U C K L A N D making your world possible
Slide 14: Smart Approaches
SMART APPROACHES • Idle Power • Less Fuel • Less Emissions • Only used between 7am and 10pm making your world possible
Slide 15: Reporting Noise
REPORTING NOISE • AIAL with Marshall Day have developed a streamlined and transparent reporting process for community members to raise concerns about noise and specific flights using CASPER. • Ongoing education of elected ANCCG community representatives around air traffic control procedures and airc
Slide 16: ATC Actions
ATC A c t i o n s • Preferential RWY’s used between 11pm and 6am when weather and traffic allow. • Night STARs for RWY23L between 11pm and 6am taking over 60% of Tasman traffic clear of the city. • Enforcement of 250kts maximum below 10000ft at night over built up areas. • Most Nth America, Rarotong
Slide 17: ATC Actions
ATC A c t i o n s • Non Jets SIDs turning north at 500ft not used between 10pm and 7am. • Jets not allowed to do Visual Approaches from north of the RWY Centreline at any time. • All aircraft from the south for RWY23L between 10pm and 7am join final at or outside 8nm final. • All departures over bui
Slide 18: Future Plans
Future Plans • New SID transitions to Sth AUS • Night time STARs for RWY05R from East passing south of Papakura making your world possible
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