ATM AND SUSTAINABILITY
October 1st, 2002
BY MARK ROWETHE CURRENT air traffic management (ATM) is flawed in many ways; one key problem being the inherent inefficiencies of an airway system relying on ground-based navigational aids and routes set up around 50 years ago.Air Navigation Services Providers (ANSP's) have a responsibility to ensure that the environment - in the air and on the ground - is protected as much as possible from wasteful engine emissions of noxious substances. There is a new determination to improve flight efficiencies, not just to lighten the customer's fuel, but also to play an ...
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