14 PARTNERS
8 COUNTRIES
1 GOAL
Integrating Airport Operations is the name of an aviation project reflecting the joint effort made by 14 partners in 8 EU countries to modernize Air Traffic Management (ATM). The aim of this initiative is to synchronise and optimize the process for all aviation stakeholders involved when taking operational decisions at airport level. The main objective of the Integrating Airport Operations project is to close the gap on Initial Airport Operations Plan (iAOP) in the 12 airports and 2 Air Navigation Service Providers involved.
The implementation of the Initial AOP contributes to a more efficient operation at the participating airports, brings benefits in terms of synchronisation, reduced fragmentation and enhanced cross-border connections and thus improves capacity.
NEWS
Faster baggage access
The purpose of the Airport Operation Plan (AOP) is to make the airport’s processes more efficient and to offer both inbound and outbound passengers a more …
Data, the airport’s crystal ball
We would all like to have a crystal ball. Knowing what the future will bring offers enormous added value, because we can then anticipate the …
Heli Platform
The Airport Operations Plan (AOP) is a system that uses data to streamline all the airport’s processes. Huge amounts of data are meaningless on their …
Welcome to the future
At Brussels Airport, they do everything to create a safe and secure environment for passengers and employees. So every day they’re looking for possibilities to …
AOP Predictive Module
In recent years, the digitalisation process has created a huge amount of data at Brussels Airport. The challenge is to handle all this data intelligently and …
A European Network
The Airport Operations Plan (AOP) is a concept that was defined by the SESAR Joint Undertaking, a working group of the European Commission that is responsible …
Orchestrated Total Precision thanks to new APOC at Schiphol Airport
Thanks to the new APOC (Airport Operations Centre) Schiphol Airport, it is possible to increasingly know more about all partners involved in airport operations, learn …
Video shows added value SESAR Deployment Manager
Check in this video how SESAR stakeholders experience SESAR Deployment Manager and its added value & what the expectations are for 2020:https://bit.ly/sesardm8 Brussels Airport Company starts at 01':25"
20 million euro to support SESAR deployment made available
The Innovation and Networks Executive Agency (INEA) has launched today a call for proposals under the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) for Transport funding instrument, which …
AEROPORTI DI ROMA IMPROVES EFFICIENCY OF AIRPORT OPERATIONS THROUGH SESAR
Through the support of ACI EUROPE’s SESAR Related Deployment Airport Grouping (SDAG), Aeroporti di Roma (ADR), the operator of Rome Fiumicino and Ciampino airports, is …
Airports delivering SESAR deployment
On 18th July, the Airports involved in the ATM modernisation projects “Unifying Safety Nets & Surface Movement”, led by Aéroports De Paris and “Integrating Airport …
SESAR Deployment Manager on course to contribute to 522,000 tonnes CO2 cut in aviation by 2030
12.06.2019 ‘SESAR DM has helped deliver 112 Air Traffic Management projects in just over four years’, delegates at a conference on the future of aviation heard …
New report acknowledges value of coordinating ATM modernization through SESAR deployment, yet advises financial review
25/06/2019 The European Court of Auditors (ECA) just published a report on the EU’s intervention in the deployment of SESAR. While the report acknowledges the EU-added …
Brussels Airport rewarded as leader of the European ‘Airport Operations Plan’ project at the World ATM Congress in Madrid
12/03/2019 On 12/03/2019, Brussels Airport, as leader of the iAOP (initial Airport Operations Plan) project and on behalf of the other participants in this initiative, was …
Partner meeting 23 January 2019 – Brussels
On 23 January, 2019, all project partners involved in the joint application “2017_022_AF2 Synchronised stakeholder decision on process optimization at airport level” met in Brussels, …
Kick Off Meeting 12 December 2018 – Brussels
On 12 December, 2018, all project partners involved in the joint application "2017_022_AF2 Synchronised stakeholder decision on process optimization at airport level" joined for the …
Project launch 25 October 2018 – Rome
On 25 October, 2018, all project partners involved in the joint application "2017_022_AF2 Synchronised stakeholder decision on process optimization at airport level" joined for the …
Partners
Within the 2017 CEF Transport Calls for Proposal, Brussels Airport Company has, as lead partner, submitted the joint application 2017_022_AF2 “Synchronised stakeholder decision on process optimization at airport level” together with 2 Air Navigation Service Providers and 11 Airport Operators. All project partners are grouped under ‘Integrating Airport Operations’ and can be found here.
