EUROCONTROL
Annual Report 2003
European Organisation for the Safety of Air Navigation
TABLE OF CONTENTS
EUROCONTROL 5
2003 at a glance 6
Message from the President of the
Provisional Council 8
Foreword by the Director General 10
Senior Management 12
Organisation Structure 13
ADVISORY BODIES 14
Regulatory Committee 15
Performance Review Commission 16
Safety Regulation Commission 17
Civil/Military Interface Standing Committee 17
European Air Traffic Management 20
EUROCONTROL Experimental Centre 36
Institute of Air Navigation Services 46
Central Flow Management Unit 52
Central Route Charges Office 58
Maastricht Upper Area Control Centre 64
Central European Air Traffic Services 74
Human Resources 78
External Relations 82
Corporate Governance 86
Financial Management 90
Financial Information 94
Acronyms & Abbreviations 105
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EUROCONTROL – THE EUROPEAN ORGANISATION
FOR THE SAFETY OF AIR NAVIGATION
EUROCONTROL is an international organisation with 33 Member States: Albania, Austria, Belgium,
Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France,
Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia,
Malta, Moldova, Monaco, the Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain,
Sweden, Switzerland,Turkey, Ukraine and the United Kingdom.
It is responsible for air traffic management in Europe. Its goals are to:
heighten air traffic safety
increase airspace capacity
reduce air traffic delay
enhance the cost-effectiveness of the air traffic management system
minimise the effect of aviation on the environment.
Originally founded in 1960 as a civil/military international organisation to deal with air traffic control
on a European level, EUROCONTROL is now a world-leader, pioneering advancement in air traffic management
technology, operational procedures and system interoperability.
EUROCONTROL aims to develop a seamless air traffic management system for the entire European
continent; a system which processes almost 60% of the world's international flights.
With more than 2,000 experts based in seven European countries, EUROCONTROL’s core business
activities are to:
define and manage pan-European programmes for Air Traffic Management
conduct research and development work aimed at increasing Air Traffic Control safety and capacity
in Europe
operate a Central Flow Management Unit
collect route charges on behalf of Member States and through bilateral agreements with non-Member
States – €5.6 billion was billed in 2003
provide training, education and the transfer of knowledge in Air Navigation Services, across the
European continent and beyond
provide Air Traffic Services through the management of an international Air Traffic Control Centre
at Maastricht in the Netherlands for four States and the development of another centre for eight
states in Central Europe.
Working closely with Member States, air navigation service providers, civil and military airspace users,
airports, the aerospace industry, professional organisations and European institutions, EUROCONTROL
is committed to ensuring that airspace users and passengers can continue to benefit from a safe,
reliable and efficient air transport system.
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2003
AT A GLANCE
22 January
Inauguration of the new operations
room at the EUROCONTROL Upper
Area Control Centre in Maastricht
20 February
EUROCONTROL’s European Aeronautical
Information Services (AIS) Database
Programme wins ATC Maastricht 2003 Award
1 March
EUROCONTROL celebrates the 40th Anniversary
of the entry into force of its Convention relating
to the Safety of Air Navigation
14 April
EUROCONTROL and ENAV begin
live trials of Medium-Term Conflict Detection (MTCD)
at Rome ACC.These are the second of three trials
begun at Malmo, Sweden, in winter 2002 and ending
at the Maastricht Centre in winter 2003
29 April
EUROCONTROL awards contract to INDRA ATM
for the development of a new generation of
Flight Data Processing System
8 May
EUROCONTROL and NATO sign
Memorandum of Cooperation
10 April
The EUROCONTROL Provisional Council approves
the European Strategic Safety Action Plan (SSAP)
18 March
The Minister of Communications and Transport of
Bosnia and Herzegovina, Branko Dokic, signs the
EUROCONTROL revised Convention
on behalf of his contry
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