Mer samarbete och mindre förseningar genom A-CDM

Flygplatser världen över brottas med liknande problem när det kommer till flygförseningar, oförutsägbara händelser och en ineffektiv användning av resurser. Ett bättre samarbete mellan flygplatsens olika avdelningar och anställda är nyckeln för att övervinna dessa utmaningar.

Nyligen gick Köpenhamns storflygplats Kastrup ut med att de har valt att implementera Amadeus lösningar för att minimera förseningar och öka kapaciteten både på marken och i luften genom bättre ruttplanering. Implementering av ”Amadeus Airport Sequence Manager” och ”Airport Collaborative Decision Making (A-CDM)” är viktiga steg för att Kastrup ska kunna nå sin målsättning om 40 miljoner passagerare till 2040. 

Vill du veta mer om våra lösningar som hjälper Kastrup nå sin vision om att bli största hubb för flygtrafiken i Norden? Läs blogginlägget nedan.

How Airport Collaborative Decision Making minimises delays and increases capacity

John Jarrell Head of Airport IT, Amadeus IT Group

Airports have clear challenges to overcome, including flight delays, unpredictable events, and inefficient use of resources. Better collaboration among airport stakeholders is the key to overcoming these challenges and technology can be a key enabler in this respect.

Most recently, Copenhagen Airport has tackled these challenges by implementing Amadeus Airport Sequence Manager and our Airport Collaborative Decision Making (A-CDM) solutions.This technology will provide the airport with accurate and synched information on aircraft arrivals and departures to minimise delays and increase capacity. It’s all about synching up airports, airlines, ground handlers, and air traffic controllers to follow exactly the same steps on the same collaborative platform to work more efficiently together.

Information sharing is the foundation upon which the five key elements of A-CDM rest upon. They include:

• Collaborative management of flight updates: Real-time information sharing between network operators and airports improves the quality of arrival and departure communications.
• Collaborative Decision Making in adverse conditions: When unpredictable reductions of capacity occur, this element achieves collaborative management of those situations.
• Collaborative pre-departure sequence: When an aircraft is ready to depart, this element helps airport stakeholders take into account operator preferences and operational constraints.
• Variable taxi time: At complex airports, this is the key to predicting accurate take-off times.
• The milestones approach: This element focuses on tracking the progress of a flight from the initial planning to the take off so airport stakeholders can achieve common situational awareness.

Our technology helps facilitate information sharing at airports, like Copenhagen, where they are actively working to improve operational performance and customer experience. We’ve already seen great results working together, and for them to become an A-CDM compliant airport is a great milestone in our journey together.