2007 Annual Report
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04 EUROCONTROL and its 38 Member States
06 Senior management and organisational structure
08 Message from the President of the Provisional Council
10 Foreword by the Director General
12 The framework of the EUROCONTROL Agency
15 2007 highlights
16 The performance of the European air traffic management system
18 Safety
28 Capacity
38 Efficiency
48 Environment
52 Security
56 Human resources
58 Corporate governance
60 Financial information
70 Glossary
Contents
EUROCONTROL is an intergovernmental organisation
with 38 Member States and has as its primary objective
the development of a seamless, pan-European air traffic
management system.
Originally founded in 1960 as a civil/military international
organisation to deal with air traffic control for civil and
military users in the upper airspace of its six founding
European Member States (Belgium, Germany, France,
Luxembourg, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom),
EUROCONTROL now pioneers advances in air traffic
management technology, operational procedures and
system interoperability.
Partnership
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 benefit
from a safe, expeditious and efficient
air transport system.
EUROCONTROL
The European Organisation for the Safety of Air Navigation
ECAC Member States (42)
EU (27)
EUROCONTROL (38 + European Community)
France
Ireland
Netherlands
Portugal
Spain
United
Kingdom
Luxembourg
Switzerland
Monaco Iceland
Belgium
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Albania
Austria
Bulgaria
Cyprus
Czech
Republic
Denmark
Finland
Germany
Greece
Hungary
Italy
Malta
Moldova
Netherlands
Norway
Poland
Lithuania
Romania
Slovakia
Slovenia
Sweden
Ukraine
Serbia
Luxembourg
Switzerland
Croatia
Bosnia and
Herzegovina
Estonia
Latvia
Azerbaijan
Montenegro
Belgium
Turkey
Georgia
Armenia
FYROM
Albania, Armenia,
Austria, Belgium,
Bosnia and Herzegovina,
Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus,
the Czech Republic, Denmark,
Finland, France, Germany,
Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy,
Lithuania, Luxembourg,
the former Yugoslav Republic
of Macedonia (FYROM),
Malta, Moldova, Monaco,
Montenegro, the Netherlands,
Norway, Poland, Portugal,
Romania, Serbia, Slovakia,
Slovenia, Spain, Sweden,
Switzerland, Turkey, Ukraine
and the United Kingdom.
38 Member States
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Senior management
& organisational structure
Situation as at
May 2008
First column:
Jean-Robert Cazarré
Director Civil-Military
ATM Coordination
Jacques Dopagne
Director Central Flow
Management Unit
Adriaan Heerbaart
Director Central Route
Charges Office
Acting Director Finance
Guido Kerkhofs
Director Air Traffic
Management
Programmes
Karl-Heinz Kloos
Director Maastricht
Upper Area Control
Centre
Bo Redeborn
Director Air Traffic
Management Strategies
Second column:
Volker Thiem
Director Human Resources
and Administration
Jan Van Doorn
Director EUROCONTROL
Experimental Centre
Lars Wedbäck
Director Institute of Air
Navigation Services
In 2007:
Víctor M. Aguado
Director General
Francisco del Pozo
Director Finance
Massimo Fusco
Director Central Route
Charges Office
Gerhard Stadler
Director of the
General Secretariat
David McMillan
Director General
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Reporting to
Reporting to the EUROCONTROL Commission
through the Provisional Council
Organisation’s institutional bodies
Governing bodies
CN advisory bodies
PC advisory bodies
Agency’s advisory/consultative groups
Supported by the Central Secretariat
Performance Review
Commission (PRC)
PC Coordination Committee
(PCC)
AGENCY
Director General
Military ATM
Board (MAB)
Air Navigation Services
Board (ANSB)
Pension Fund Supervisory
Board (PFSB)
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