The increasing air traffic means a great challenge for airports. Development in terms of infrastructure, systems, processes and procedures is a must in today's changing environment. Process harmonisation and synchronising among various partners is a key for success. All of the stakeholders must be able to access the information required for the smooth operation of the "airport-machine".
The experts of Slot Consulting on the basis of their present or earlier professions can cover all four main players at an airport: ATC, aircraft operator, airport operator, handling agent. Besides some of the experts have a remarkable experience in airport capacity management, slot allocation and emergency operations.
Slot Consulting has participated in a number of European research and development projects dealing with airports. During this work the company worked together with some of the leading airport and air navigation service providers of Europe.
The company can help airport development by:
Support of airport operations:
Slot Consulting can contribute to the following research areas:
The FP7 project Airport 2050+ explores radical and novel solutions to prepare airports for the year 2050 and beyond.... Read more...
Slot Consulting had a pleasure to deliver the Collaborative Decision Making Courses on request of the International Air Transport Association (IATA).... Read more...
Level 4 CDM (Collaborative Decision Making) was based on a net-centric approach in which the business/mission trajectory was used as the common element to integrate airports into the ATM network. It introduced the idea of collaborative prioritisation of the trajectories, based on their economic valu... Read more...
THENA- THEmatic Network on Airports - was a research and development network focusing on airports. THENA had the following objectives:... Read more...
The scope of TITAN encompass the processes included in the turnaround as well as those external services, which have a direct influence on it. Therefore, an extended handling view is ensured by including processes hitherto not, or not fully, considered in the Collaborative Decision Making view.... Read more...