Air borders

Airspace design

Airspace management

Airspace management

'flexible use of airspace' means an airspace management concept applied in the European Civil Aviation Conference area on the basis of the 'Airspace Management Handbook for the application of the Concept of the Flexible Use of Airspace' issued by Eurocontrol '

1 Use of the airspace

a Airspace management.

' all groups of airspace users,'

Aeronautical information and data for airspace users for the purpose of air navigation

4.3 Functional Airspace Blocks (FABs)

4.4 Functional Airspace Blocks (FABs)

(e) ensure compatibility between the different airspace configurations

Aeronautical information and data for airspace users for the purpose of air navigation

Airspace users would comply with the rules issued to implement the operational concepts applicable in the airspace in which they operate and make use of the services responsible for use of that airspace.

Another example is the Single European Sky Air Traffic Management Research Programme, the technological strand of the Single European Sky Programme (SESAR), which will put in place a modern system for air traffic control.

4.5 Airspace Regulation and Network Management Function

4.6 Airspace Regulation and Network Management Function

A functional airspace block shall only be established by mutual agreement between all the Member States who have responsibility for any part of the airspace included in the functional airspace block, or by a declaration of one Member State if the airspace included in the block is wholly under its responsibility.

'airspace users' means operators of aircraft operated as general air traffic '

7.1 The re design of the Functional Airspace Blocks (FABs) is intended to combat the fragmentation of the airspace by establishing co operation between ANSPs, optimising the organisation and use of airspace and of routes over larger areas, thus achieving overall synergies through economies of scale.

Spain will continue contributing to protection of the Lithuanian air space

(y) the purpose of the flight and type of airspace used

1.12 The airspace users need to be involved to a greater extent in policy formulation.

1.12 The airspace users need to be more involved in policy formulation.

Best practices in minimum service levels in airspace management

'functional airspace block' means an airspace block based on operational requirements and established regardless of State boundaries, where the provision of air navigation services and related ancillary functions are optimised and or integrated '

Airspace is a scarce resource, which has to satisfy the requirements of both civil and military airspace users.

Airspace users face disparate conditions of access to, and freedom of movement within, Community airspace.

By radically improving air traffic management, SESAR will allow us to face up to the limits of airspace and the increasing lack of airport capacity through the optimum use of existing infrastructure.

1.4 Functional Airspace Blocks (FABs) need to be developed based on operational needs and bearing in mind safety, airspace capacity, cost efficiency improvement objectives and environmental improvements through increased flight efficiency.

1.4 Functional Airspace Blocks (FABs) need to be developed based on operational needs and bearing in mind safety, airspace capacity, cost efficiency improvement objectives and environmental improvements through increased flight efficiency.

4.2 FABs need to be developed based on operational needs and bearing in mind safety, airspace capacity, cost efficiency improvement objectives and environmental improvements through increased flight efficiency.

9.1 Functional airspace blocks (FABs) are required in order to move the European Single Sky ahead.

Adequate progress is being made on the transition to a Community regime on Open Skies with the United States.

2.3 The establishment of functional airspace blocks (FAB) should enable optimum use of airspace while at the same time respecting regional agreements.