Centre of Excellence

Through the Center of Excellence (CoE) KDC wants to intensify the cooperation with universities and colleges. Initially, a collaboration has started between the Aviation Academy, Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences (HvA) and the Technical University (TU) Delft. The KDC is open to work with other parties in line with their objective: air traffic control, aircraft […]

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Night Optimal Way to Land

I see, I see… Air traffic controllers predict the future using the Trajectory Manager The aircraft makes a smooth descent towards the runway. At the correct altitude, making the least possible noise for local residents. It’s not that difficult. Any modern aircraft can do it. At least, they can as long as there are no other […]

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New articles posted (January 12, 2017)

On the KDC-website the following new articles are filed under the ‘ Projects ‘ tab:   AMAN Cluster including iCAS development * Arrival Management: Please don’t let the bridge be open… Dealing with uncertainties in arrival times* Night Optimal Way to Land: I see, I see… Air traffic controllers predict the future using the Trajectory Manager

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Arrival Management

Please don’t let the bridge be open… Dealing with uncertainties in arrival times Great! The sun’s shining. One more sip of coffee and you jump on your bike. There are many benefits to cycling to work: Fresh air, a healthy dose of exercise and no traffic jams! Yet your arrival time is not 100% predictable. […]

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New articles posted (December 6, 2016)

On the KDC-website the following new articles are filed under the ‘ Projects ‘ tab: Airport capacity * RECAT-EU Benefits Schiphol: Greater runway capacity thanks to shorter distances * Operational requirements Schiphol Ground Infrastructure 2016-2020: Queue here!

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RECAT-EU Benefits Schiphol

Greater runway capacity thanks to shorter distances Tailgating. An irritating and dangerous habit on the roads. This doesn’t happen in the air. Aircraft need a safe distance from one another. If the second aircraft is too close behind the first, it can be affected by wake turbulence. That’s why a minimum distance is prescribed between […]

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