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Our Services  Air Traffic Control  Flight Information  Weather Briefings  Aeronautical Information  Airport Advisory Services  Electronic Navigation Aids

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CPWG 16 NAV CANADA UpdateDecember 3-6, 2013

Private, non-share capital company 2nd largest ANSP in the world 12 million aircraft movements

annually 18 million square km of airspace Regulated by Federal Government

on Safety Performance 4750 Employees

Who We Are

About NAV CANADA

Our Services Air Traffic Control Flight Information Weather Briefings

Aeronautical Information Airport Advisory Services Electronic Navigation

Aids

Current Surveillance Coverage

Polar Routes GrowthTraffic on polar routes increased more than 10X between 2003 and 2011

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Key Polar Highlights 2013 Removal of NOR OTS Additional Improvements to Conflict Prediction Addition of Medium Term Conflict Prediction CPDLC Phase 3

NOR OTSRemoval Complete

Conflict Prediction

More Modernization

Controller Safety Net Features

Medium Term Conflict DetectionConflict Alert

Airspace Warning Feature (AWF) Minimum Safe Altitude Warning (MSAW)

Controller Pilot Datalink Communications Domestic deployment almost complete Training underway for Toronto ACC 390K Domestic 1,000K Oceanic 12 months ending Aug

21013

Customer Improvements Route smoothing support Q and T Routes New airspace structure ATC Peripheral Frequencies

KAL UPR Support 23 UPR 242 flights per

week A380 & B747 200 – 1800lbs

savings per flight 2.6 million litres

fuel savings

Future Improvements ADSC in support of RNP4 Continued UPR support Continued close consultation with Customers PBN improvements RNP for most Canadian Airports SAT ADSB

Military Airspace Tactical coordination for

release based on traffic requirements

Flight planning around restricted airspace

Coordination with flight planning agencies.

5nm Buffer Zones

Cold Lake Airspace Various opening

and closing times Military Exercises Aerodromes

beneath CYR 221 DND Incursions

Publishing of 5nm Buffers

Questions Bob Fiege

fieger@navcanada.ca 780-890-8323

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