Extreme weather: how we help limit the impact on operations

In this dossier

The Network Manager strives to help airports and Aircraft Operators deal with challenging operational situations in every way we can.

We proactively:

  • share our knowledge,
  • promote best practice available in Europe,
  • provide customised tools to help European aviation professionals deal with a critical situation.

This dossier summarises the actions we took in the wake of the 2010 snowfalls, as well as the actions we are taking this year together with our partners and stakeholders to ensure that a maximum number of flights can still take place safely in Europe during such critical periods.

The role of the Network Manager, how we help

The Network Manager will proactively make every possible effort to help anticipate potential issues together with the relevant partners.

The Network Manager can also assist in regulating or in stopping traffic from flying to an affected airport, and for helping aircraft stuck there to leave.

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Actions for airports in Europe in case of bad weather

The Network Operations Centre in Brussels plays a key role in monitoring the impact of bad weather on aviation and closely coordinating the response and measures needed to address a  potential problem.

Should a major or prolonged disruption occur the measures described below will be complemented by the full and immediate activation of the Network Crisis Procedures.

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Last published on: 20 DEC 2011

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