Speaker Biograghy: Fredrik is the Product Manager for Saab's CDM and Efficiency product portfolio with a focus on long-term strategies and developments. He holds an MSc in Digital Communication Systems and has 16 years' experience within ATM research and development, of which 11 come from working for the Swedish Air Navigation Service Provider LFV, and the other five from working in the ATM/airport industry. Through various European projects, for instance SESAR, he has managed projects developing, validating and implementing concepts related to airport CDM, A-SMGCS, 4D trajectory management as well as arrival and departure management. Fredrik also has experience from working in different ICAO and EUROCAE groups on data link standardisation. He is currently an active member of the CANSO and ACI CDM working groups.


Day 2 - 16 March
Session: Management & Operations

09:05 - 09:30 - CDM procedures at Phoenix Airport reduce radio communications by 50%
Synopsis: In June 2015, Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport introduced new collaborative procedures between the FAA, ramp control and the airlines to better handle the arrival flow of aircraft on the ground. Prior to introducing the new concept, the process of managing arriving aircraft required a significant amount of back and forth radio communications between ATC, the flight deck and ground operations, which led to regular taxi delays and additional workload for all stakeholders. The solution utilises a common CDM platform with shared situational awareness, and has proved a great success, reducing radio communications, taxi times and the associated costs.

Audience will learn:

• Collaboration between stakeholders at the airport leads to benefits for all
• New ways to apply CDM processes
• Common efficiency problems can be solved with procedures and system support