Future airspace strategy implementation south

28 Feb 2019 Future Airspace Strategy Implementation South: FASI South) that are expected for consultation in the near future. Some of these will affect  15 Dec 2017 and approach procedures implemented where appropriate. 1 Further information on the Future Airspace Strategy can be found here: majority of aircraft also depart from Runway 19 to the south, which can occasionally.

London Southend Airport is a stakeholder in the development of the wider UK Airspace Modernisation Strategy that is sponsored by the Department for Transport  24 Jan 2019 Future Airspace Strategy Implementation - South. 2. • Component of DfT and CAA co-sponsored. Airspace Modernisation Strategy. • FASI-S  The airspace above and around South East England is some of the busiest in the The airspace modernisation strategy sets out a range of connected initiatives about how and why UK airspace is changing is on Our Future Skies website. How will airspace modernisation be planned and implemented at Gatwick? Data was requested from the 15 airfields to engage them in what has become known as the Future. Airspace Strategy Implementation-South (FASI South) 

27 Feb 2020 Of the 15 initiatives that form the Strategy, two are known as Future Airspace Strategy Implementation – South, and Future Airspace Strategy 

1.2 Future Airspace Strategy Implementation (South), known as FASI(S), is the umbrella name for the concept to modernise air traffic services (ATS) in the South East of England. This is a collaborative exercise between 15 airports, and NATS as the UK’s en route air navigation services provider (ANSP). Future Airspace Strategy Implementation- South (FASI-South) Programme of airspace changes in the next few years. 16 NERL have been commissioned by the DfT and the CAA, as co-sponsors of airspace airspace, initially focusing on the period until the end of 2024. The initiatives are detailed in the Appendix. Of these 15 initiatives, two are known as Future Airspace Strategy Implementation – South, and Future Airspace Strategy Implementation North (known as – FASI-South and FASI-North respectively). These are complex airspace design But while parts of FAS remain relevant, the strategy needed to be rearticulated in the context of government policy changes (e.g. Airports National Policy Statement) and technological developments (e.g. drones, commercial spaceflight). The strategy also presents a new governance structure which sets out This is the area which may be affected by this airspace change depending on its development. This area may change as the proposal is developed. No details of the proposal have yet been published so we don’t know what effect it could have on free flying sites and XC’s. Today (1st Sep 2018), the Future Airspace Strategy VFR Implementation Group Ltd (FASVIG) is renamed as Airspace4All Ltd (A4A). FASVIG was incorporated in June 2015 to be the legal entity behind applications for funding for what was then the Future Airspace Strategy (FAS). The CAA’s Future Airspace Strategy (FAS) is the UK’s strategy for modernising the air navigation infrastructure. The FAS recommends that the ATS route network is improved, to take advantage of available PBN technology

The CAA’s Future Airspace Strategy (FAS) is the UK’s strategy for modernising the air navigation infrastructure. The FAS recommends that the ATS route network is improved, to take advantage of available PBN technology

1.2 Future Airspace Strategy Implementation (South), known as FASI(S), is the umbrella name for the concept to modernise air traffic services (ATS) in the South East of England. This is a collaborative exercise between 15 airports, and NATS as the UK’s en route air navigation services provider (ANSP). Future Airspace Strategy Implementation- South (FASI-South) Programme of airspace changes in the next few years. 16 NERL have been commissioned by the DfT and the CAA, as co-sponsors of airspace airspace, initially focusing on the period until the end of 2024. The initiatives are detailed in the Appendix. Of these 15 initiatives, two are known as Future Airspace Strategy Implementation – South, and Future Airspace Strategy Implementation North (known as – FASI-South and FASI-North respectively). These are complex airspace design But while parts of FAS remain relevant, the strategy needed to be rearticulated in the context of government policy changes (e.g. Airports National Policy Statement) and technological developments (e.g. drones, commercial spaceflight). The strategy also presents a new governance structure which sets out This is the area which may be affected by this airspace change depending on its development. This area may change as the proposal is developed. No details of the proposal have yet been published so we don’t know what effect it could have on free flying sites and XC’s. Today (1st Sep 2018), the Future Airspace Strategy VFR Implementation Group Ltd (FASVIG) is renamed as Airspace4All Ltd (A4A). FASVIG was incorporated in June 2015 to be the legal entity behind applications for funding for what was then the Future Airspace Strategy (FAS).

Future Airspace Strategy Implementation (North) (formerly Prestwick Lower Airspace Systemisation) FASI(N) is a combination of airspace redesign modules that comply with the UK's Future Airspace Strategy through the provision of Performance Based Navigation routes, Standard Instrument Departures and Standard Arrival Routes which facilitate continuous

Data was requested from the 15 airfields to engage them in what has become known as the Future. Airspace Strategy Implementation-South (FASI South)  27 Feb 2020 Of the 15 initiatives that form the Strategy, two are known as Future Airspace Strategy Implementation – South, and Future Airspace Strategy 

Airspace Strategy Implementation for the South (FASI-S) and alignment with the CAA’s Airspace Modernisation Strategy and improving the efficiency and environmental impact of procedures. An Assessment Meeting between the CAA and Cardiff Airport was held in September 2019 (portal link).

10 Sep 2018 Response to the CAA Draft Airspace Modernisation Strategy supported by strong political leadership and an implementation strategy that prioritises competing airspace trials in the south east of England are proof of the strongly Just as the Strategy should be able to incorporate and adapt to future  28 Feb 2019 Future Airspace Strategy Implementation South: FASI South) that are expected for consultation in the near future. Some of these will affect  15 Dec 2017 and approach procedures implemented where appropriate. 1 Further information on the Future Airspace Strategy can be found here: majority of aircraft also depart from Runway 19 to the south, which can occasionally. 13 Sep 2017 the environmental impact of aviation as part of the Future Airspace Strategy. It is expected that there This document describes LSA's proposal to replicate, implement and (as technology Strategy document3. Although for predominantly do so from the south with very few currently arriving from the north   FASI South (Future Airspace Strategy Implementation South) Please see information regarding Future Airspace Strategy Implementation South below. London Southend Airport is a stakeholder in the development of the wider UK Airspace Modernisation Strategy that is sponsored by the Department for Transport and has been developed by the CAA.

15 Dec 2017 and approach procedures implemented where appropriate. 1 Further information on the Future Airspace Strategy can be found here: majority of aircraft also depart from Runway 19 to the south, which can occasionally.