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ATC Centric Enroute Time based Flow Management (TBFM) Proposa
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High risk, yet to be developed, computationally difficult software,
after FAA spent Billions/ decades with little impact on delay
(MLS, AAS, CPDLC, GPS, FANS, RNP, ADS-B/C, etc.)
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High controller workload, as each controller must separate aircraft,
plus manage the flow time/speed for numerous aircraft by receiving
TBFM communication for each aircraft, process that message, and
then communicate the speed/time required to the aircraft in their sector
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Requires a new, yet to be developed, real time TBFM communication
capability for controllers
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TBFM has limited, if any, real time automatic coordination
between users, ATC and aircraft
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Local flow sequencing without any pre-sort, limited, if any,
business/user input into the flow
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High cost for users/ATC, requiring new avionics/equipment
before any benefit is validated
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Highly controlled aircraft movement environment, difficult to scale
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Enroute TBFM is a part time system, activated when necessary at
the larger airports (i.e., GDP)
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Limited information on what other IFR aircraft are doing, or want to do
User Centric Enroute Business Based Flow Management (BBFM) Solution
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Low risk, fully developed, operationally tested/validated COTS
software solution, available today (Embry-Riddle University,
FAA Task J, 2010-2012 and Georgia Tech, 2006)
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Low controller/pilot workload, ATC separates, pilots manage
RTA for their one aircraft
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Communication capability bought and paid for, and already in place
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BBFM is a fully coordinated, real time, automatic process between users,
ATC and aircraft
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Pre-sorts flow to enhance TMA/TSAS using real time business inputs from users
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Low cost for users/ATC, with new avionics/equipment based on actual,
validated benefit
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Highly flexible aircraft movement environment, easy to scale
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Enroute BBFM RTA process is full time, 24/7-365, at every airport,
for every aircraft
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Provides ATC/all users information on what each IFR aircraft wants
to do (airline, GA, etc.)
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