More European airports join the Airport Collaborative Decision-Making family, which grows from 26 to 30 in Q4 2020
This week saw the European Airport Collaborative Decision-Making (A-CDM) family grow to 30 airports. Since the end of September, four airports have now fully integrated with the EUROCONTROL Network Manager Operations Centre (NMOC) as A-CDM airports – Nice (30 Sep), Warsaw (29 Oct), Berlin Brandenburg (31 Oct) and Bergamo (01 Dec).
“We are delighted to see that Nice, Warsaw, Berlin Brandenburg and Bergamo, despite the difficult circumstances due to the COVID19 pandemic, have been able to implement the European Airport Collaborative Decision-Making Concept. Once the pandemic is contained and air traffic returns to past volumes in the years to come, it will be crucial to have an air traffic management system in place that adapts quickly to varying traffic demand in the safest, most sustainable and efficient manner. For this to become a reality, we rely on all our operational partners, building on such examples of excellent cooperation.”
On Airport Collaborative Decision-Making
A-CDM is embedded in the EUROCONTROL NM’s ATM operational concept as an important enabler that improves operational efficiency, predictability and punctuality to the ATM network and airport stakeholders.
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