Aena Sme Sa · BME:AENA
Aena Sme Sa — Fedespace — THENA Workshop 2002
17 slides from Aena Sme Sa's conference presentation, Nov 15, 2002
Slide 1: Aéroports du futur
AEROPORTS DU FUTUR J-C Ripoll Réflexions d’un béotien A non-frequent flyer’s point of view THENA Workshop 15/11/2002 Palma de Mallorca Palma de Mallorca 1
Slide 2: Purpose
PURPOSE A CONTRIBUTION from FEDESPACE (TOULOUSE) to the collaborative approach created by THENA In this respect, FEDESPACE is presently active on the « LANDSIDE » 15/11/2002 Palma de Mallorca 2
Slide 3: Topics
Topics The passenger Optimisation Security Work ahead 15/11/2002 Palma de Mallorca 3
Slide 4: The passenger
The passenger As a major source of earnings, must receive more attention Distinct categories to receive distinct treatments Fedespace plan to interview a large number of passengers to identify their« misadventures » Has to be co-operative for continuous information and localisation 15/11/2002
Slide 5: Optimisation
optimisation Suffers from divergent interests of stakeholders Needs the common acceptance of a unique « function » ( generalized cost/efficiency) to be optimised Air Transport System is a complex one, still compartimented Nevertheless the GLOBAL or SYSTEMIC approach must be implemented 15/11
Slide 6: Cost/efficiency ratio
Cost/efficiency ratio This minimalist approach rises big questions How to measure « efficiency » How to evaluate « cost » 15/11/2002 Palma de Mallorca 6
Slide 7: Generalized efficiency
generalized efficiency Including - Satisfaction for the customer - Acceptation by the citizen - Health of the companies - Economic benefit for the society 15/11/2002 Palma de Mallorca 7
Slide 8: Security (1)
Security(1) « bunkerisation » of the airport will be efficient against banditism will not against terrorism Meet terrorism on its field: mass psychology and politics 15/11/2002 Palma de Mallorca 8
Slide 9: Security (2)
Security (2) The easiest way to penetrate an airport is to fly a respectable private airplane Security should be the leading concern with benefits in other fields 15/11/2002 Palma de Mallorca 9
Slide 10: Security (3)
security (3) Is there a unique airport authority covering all security aspects for the whole airport territory? 15/11/2002 Palma de Mallorca 10
Slide 11: Work ahead
Work ahead Major fields of concern are: Information Localisation Ground services jumble Coherence with the airside Diverging interests at stake 15/11/2002 Palma de Mallorca 11
Slide 12: Information
information Each « mobile » (passenger, service people, crew, etc.,bagage,freight,etc., bus, lorry, car, etc., plane,) must have access continuously to the relevant information, and receive continuously advices or requests A standardized local cellular system is imaginable 15/11/2002 Palma de Ma
Slide 13: Localisation
localisation Each mobile must be continuously precisely localised A worldwide standard Local Precision Positioning System should provide exhaustive Identification and Localisation Collision avoidance requests precise relative positioning 15/11/2002 Palma de Mallorca 13
Slide 14: Technologies
technologies A radar is necessary for IFF function (to detect intruders) Reactive badges should be attached to each mobile As far as possible to passengers! Technologies exist to answer: « what is where and why » 15/11/2002 Palma de Mallorca 14
Slide 15: Safety
SAFETY Is a jumble safe? Too many vehicles Too many persons Too many paths around the plane on ground Certification! 15/11/2002 Palma de Mallorca 15
Slide 16: The airside
The airside « Airport of the future » is strongly connected with « airplane of the future » Future airplane should be designed for efficiency on the ground also Simplify all interfaces and reduce the wastes 15/11/2002 Palma de Mallorca 16
Slide 17: Conclusion
CONCLUSION After fifty years of development by stratification of layers: - technological - legal the Air Transport System as a whole needs a complete re-engineering 15/11/2002 Palma de Mallorca 17