Performance Review Commission
Role in the EUROCONTROL Organisation
The Performance Review Commission (PRC) was established in 1998 by the Permanent Commission of EUROCONTROL. It advises EUROCONTROL’s Governing Bodies.
The PRC supports the effective management of European ANS through target-setting and the establishment of a transparent and independent performance review system.
This system addresses all aspects of ANS, including policy and planning, safety management at and around airports and in the airspace, as well as financial and economic aspects of services rendered.
The PRC is responsible for enforcing implementation of the performance and target-setting system throughout EUROCONTROL’s Member States. The PRC is supported in its work by the Performance Review Unit (PRU) of EUROCONTROL Agency's Single Sky Directorate.
In 2010, EUROCONTROL acting through its PRC and supported by the PRU was designated by the European Commission as the Performance Review Body (PRB).
The Performance Review Commission is composed of 12 Members who are appointed on the basis of ability, competence, experience and professional reputation in the fields of air traffic management, safety or economic regulation.
The PRC's term of office runs from 01 August 2011 to 31 July 2013 inclusive.
Chairman:
- Mr Keld LUDVIGSEN
Vice Chairman:
- Mr Frank BRENNER
Members:
- Mr Marc BAUMGARTNER
- Mr Hannes BJURSTROM
- Mr René BRUN
- Mr Dragan DRAGANOV
- Dr Ricardo GÉNOVA
- Mr Giorgio ISCRA
- Mr Mustafa KILIC
- Ms Anne LAMBERT
- Mr Juan REVUELTA
- Mr Kálmán SEREGÉLYES
The PRC reports directly to the EUROCONTROL Permanent Commission through the Provisional Council on its activities. These activities include providing advice on ANS performance issues, including performance targets.
The PRC deliverables include:
- Annual performance review reports (PRR);
- ATM Cost-effectiveness benchmarking reports (ACE);
- Special reports on issues such as comparisons of ATM-related operational performance in the United States and Europe.
