A-CDM has a positive impact on reducing delays, lowering noise levels and cutting down fuel consumption, which translates into tangible benefits for airspace managers, airports, air carriers and entities that cooperate with them.
Designed in collaboration with the Frederic Chopin Airport in Warsaw, A-CDM TERMINUS is a system being developed by PANSA, as the airspace manager, which provides a (cyber)secure and modular solution also to other stakeholders involved. The architecture of the TERMINUS generator provides for either its full implementation as a part of the A-CDM system or a partial deployment as an Advanced ATC Tower system to meet the present and future needs and requirements of the users, as well as for adapting it to operate at airports of any manoeuvring area configurations. At the same time, A-CDM TERMINUS system is compatible with air traffic management solutions now used by civil airspace and air traffic managers, e.g. Electronic Flight progrEss Strips (EFES) system, Arrival Manager (AMAN) system for managing aircraft arrivals in the approach control, PANDORA aeronautical Information Display System and Common Airspace Tool (CAT) for airspace structure management in real time).
A-CDM TERMINUS system is a safe, complete, flexible, coherent and open solution that has been deployed at Poland’s largest airport – the Frederic Chopin Airport in Warsaw.
Efficient Advanced-Collaborative Decision Making (A-CDM) systems are becoming increasingly important, particularly at airports whose traffic capacities are nearing their limits. (Grzegorz Koślacz, ATM Project Specialist, 25 years of experience at PANSA)