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Runway Safety Solutions – Preventing Incursions

Runway Safety Solutions – Preventing Incursions. Aerodrome Operations Perspective. Variability of Runway Incursions. Adopted ICAO Runway Incursion Definition. *FY11 data through May 1, 2011

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Runway Safety Solutions – Preventing Incursions

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  1. Runway Safety Solutions – Preventing Incursions Aerodrome Operations Perspective

  2. Variability of Runway Incursions Adopted ICAO Runway Incursion Definition *FY11 data through May 1, 2011 **ICAO numbers for FY07, FY06, and FY05 are estimates based on applying the ICAO definition to FAA incursions definition data. 2

  3. Serious Runway Incursion Trend *FY11 data through May 1, 2011 3

  4. Call to Action – August 2007 • Safety Reviews at Aerodromes where Wrong Runway Departures & Incursions Causing Greatest Concern • Training across the Aviation Industry • Accelerate Deployment of Enhanced Taxiway Markings • Review Cockpit Procedures and Air Traffic Control Procedures • Implement Voluntary Self-Reporting for Air Traffic Personnel 4

  5. Decrease After Call to Action Serious Incursions *FY11 data through May 1, 2011 5

  6. Did we become complacent? Increase of 2% Decrease of 6% Increase of 11%** *FY11 data through May 1, 2011 **Difference from Oct 1 through May 1 in both FY10 and FY11 6

  7. Enhanced Airport Markings Surface Holding Position Signs Enhanced Taxiway Centerline http://www.faa.gov/airports/airport_safety/signs_marking/ 7

  8. Recurrent Driver’s Training 8

  9. Flashing PAPI Technology Adoption 9

  10. Runway Status Lights 10

  11. ASDE-X Display 11

  12. Low Cost Surface Surveillance Airport map display Video camera display 12

  13. GPS Vehicle Transponders 13

  14. Flashing PAPI FAROS 14

  15. Runway Safety Fatality Data 1995 – 2008 1429 total 492 fatal accidents (33%) Number of Fatal Accidents(Onboard Fatalities) Incursions: 5(129) Excursions: 31(680) Confusion: 2(132) 15

  16. Lack of Runway Safety Area 16

  17. Engineered Materials Arresting System (EMAS) Installations Baton Rouge Metropolitan Airport, LA Roanoke Regional Airport, WV Greater Binghamton Airport, NY Little Rock Airport, AR Photos Courtesy of ESCO 17

  18. Successful EMAS Capture EMAS capture of a Falcon 900 at Greenville Downtown Airport, SC July 17, 2006 18

  19. Successful EMAS Capture Yeager Airport (CRW), Charleston, WV, January 19, 2010 19

  20. Successful EMAS Capture Teterboro, NJ October 1, 2010 20

  21. Runway Condition Reporting Methodology Developers • Airports • Airplane Manufacturers • Airplane Operators (Air Carriers, Charter, On-Demand, Fractional Ownership) • Industry Organizations Winter Validation Participants 2010-2011 21

  22. Safety Risk Management (SRM) Identify all related systems. Describe System Identify Hazards Identify any condition or situation that could create adverse safety consequences. Analyze Risks For each hazard, identify worst case outcomes. Determine consequences; likelihood & severity. Assess Risks Severity and likelihood are used to determine associated risk. Mitigate Risks Identify actions, controls, or other measures to reduce the likelihood of consequences. 22

  23. For Additional Information www.faa.gov/airports/runway_safety/ 23

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