CANSO CDM and A-CDM Symposium by CANSO

civil air navigation services organisation

Organiser

CDM AND A-CDM SYMPOSIUM

19-21 MARCH 2018

Umhlanga, Durban “Sustainable and efficient operations through Collaborative Decision Making (CDM) and Airport-CDM (A-CDM)”

Partner

Proud host

CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

Introduction

About the organiser – CANSO

Vice Chair CANSO, CHAIR AFC3 and ATNS CEO – Mr Thabani Mthiyane

Member at Large, CANSO – Captain Gilbert Macharia Kibe

Director Africa Affairs, CANSO – Ms Boni Dibate

CANSO Africa Region

About your host – ATNS

Welcome to Durban!

Attractions

Museums/architecture

Outdoor

Activities

Programme

Global Benchmarking Workgroup (GBWG) Members Meeting

Practical information for your visit to Durban

The CANSO CDM and A-CDM Symposium will bring together key aviation stakeholders to work towards a common goal of implementing the Collaborative Decision Making (CDM) and Airport-CDM (A-CDM) models across Africa. This will assist aviation stakeholders in viewing each other as partners and working together towards the end objective of delivering safe, efficient and sustainable air transport services for the public. The Symposium will also explain the difference between CDM and A-CDM and how they benefit the airport operators, aircraft operators, ATC and ground handlers. It will highlight the benefits of implementing the use of CDM to improve Air Traffic Management (ATM) for flights between city pairs and finally, the Symposium will demonstrate the efficiency gains achievable through the integration of airport and en-route CDM. Establishing best practice for other city pairs in the AFI region is another Symposium goal.

Contact details

ABOUT THE ORGANISER – CANSO CANSO – the Civil Air Navigation Services Organisation – is the global voice of Air Traffic Management. Founded in 1996, it represents the interests of the Air Navigation Service Providers (ANSPs) worldwide. CANSO Members support over 85% of world air traffic. Members share information and develop new policies, with the ultimate aim of improving air navigation services on the ground and in the air. CANSO represents its Members’ views in major regulatory and industry forums, including at ICAO, where it has official Observer Status. Full membership is open to all Air Navigation Service Providers regardless of legal status. This includes ANSPs who are integrated within government structures and departments. Associate Membership of CANSO is drawn from a wide range of companies and organisations across the entire aviation industry who are involved with the delivery of air traffic services. Membership offers them the chance to network both formally and informally with clients, and key decision makers across the aviation industry. Associate Members are also encouraged to lend their expertise to CANSO’s work programmes and help it continue to improve the delivery of air navigation services. VISION To be the recognised leader in transforming global Air Traffic Management performance. MISSION To be the global voice of Air Traffic Management in the transformation of the aviation system, creating value for Members and our stakeholders. CANSO’s mission is achieved through CANSO’s strategic plan for the transformation of global ATM performance – Vision 2020.

VICE CHAIR CANSO, CHAIR AFC3 AND ATNS CEO – MR THABANI MTHIYANE Mr Mthiyane holds a BEng (Hon) Mechanical Engineering from the University of Pretoria, a BSc Eng in Electrical Engineering from the University of KwaZulu-Natal and a National Diploma in Electronic Engineering from Technikon Natal. He holds a World Executive MBA through the George Washington University, USA. Mr Mthiyane serves as the CEO of ATNS and as the Civil Air Navigation Services Organisation (CANSO) Africa Region Chairperson. Mr Mthiyane has over 10 years’ experience in aviation, specialising in Air Traffic Management. An engineer by profession, he has previously worked for a number of major companies in various senior positions including Eskom, Transnet Ports Authority and NERSA. He is a registered professional engineer with the Engineering Council of South Africa, a member of the South African Institute of Electrical Engineers as well as the Institute of Directors in Southern Africa. Mr Mthiyane is a member of the Air Services Licensing Council.

MEMBER AT LARGE, CANSO AND DIRECTOR GENERAL, KENYA CAA – CAPTAIN GILBERT MACHARIA KIBE Capt. Kibe brings on board over 34 years’ experience in aviation and other sectors. He holds a Masters of Business Administration in Aviation from Moi University and a commercial pilots license with single and multi-engine land and instrument rating among others qualifications. He has previously worked as the Executive Chairman, Eagle Aviation; Director Business Development, Home Afrika Ltd; Managing Director, Bahati Ridge Development Ltd; and Chief Executive at Nairobi Flight Training. Capt. Kibe also served as a board member of KCAA from 2003 to 2009 and is currently working towards ensuring the safe regulation of drones in Kenya.

DIRECTOR AFRICA AFFAIRS, CANSO – MS BONI DIBATE Based in Johannesburg, Ms Dibate is responsible for CANSO’s activities and initiatives in Africa. She represents the interests of CANSO and its members to promote and facilitate the development of air navigation services in the region. She also represents CANSO and the ATM industry across the region with governmental and industry bodies.

ABOUT YOUR HOST – ATNS Air Traffic and Navigation Services SOC Limited (ATNS) provides air traffic, navigation, training and associated services within South Africa. ATNS is responsible for Air Traffic Control (ATC) throughout South Africa and a large part of the Southern Indian and Atlantic Ocean, comprising approximately 10% of the world’s airspace. ATNS operates from nine ACSA and 12 other aerodromes. As a globally-competitive employer of choice, ATNS is committed to diversity and has achieved ranking within the top 10 companies in South Africa with regard to female representation at executive levels. VISION To be the preferred supplier of Air Traffic Management solutions and associated services to the African Continent and selected international markets.

CANSO AFRICA REGION The CANSO Africa Region was established in 2012. Its vision is to achieve a safe, seamless and harmonised airspace across Africa. CANSO’s goal in Africa is to help Air Navigation Service Providers (ANSPs) provide services that are universally safe, technically interoperable, procedurally harmonised, efficient, and affordable. Africa poses many challenges for the Air Traffic Management (ATM) industry and different levels of variation exist among CANSO Members with regard to levels of traffic density, traffic complexity, and ATM infrastructure. CANSO helps its Members by providing a platform of collaboration across Africa and by sharing information, best practices and standards of excellence. We provide training courses and seminars on key issues such as safety and the implementation of ICAO’s Aviation System Block Upgrades (ASBUs).

MISSION To provide safe, expeditious and efficient Air Traffic Management solutions and associated services. Our services extend beyond Air Traffic Control services into the provision of vitallyimportant aeronautical information used for all flight planning purposes as well as search and rescue coordination activities, and the maintenance of a reliable navigation infrastructure.

Collaborative partnerships are critical to the success of CANSO’s work in Africa. We work jointly with ICAO, Member States and the air transport industry to improve aviation in Africa. The Africa CANSO CEO Committee (AFC3) governs and directs CANSO’s work in Africa, within the framework of CANSO global policies and positions. AFC3 is supported by the Director Africa Affairs and a number of workgroups that deal with a wide range of issues and finding sustainable solutions for them.

WELCOME TO DURBAN! Durban or eThekwini which is the Zulu word meaning ‘bay’ or ‘lagoon’ is a diverse South African city situated in the KwaZuluNatal province. As a vibrant, multicultural coastal hub, filled with delicious food and countless outdoor and recreational activities Durban is the perfect location for the CANSO CDM & A-CDM Symposium.

ATTRACTIONS MUSEUMS/ARCHITECTURE Vasco da Gama Memorial In the heart of the Victoria Embankment (now known as Margaret Mncadi Avenue) stands the Vasco da Gama memorial in honour of the Portuguese explorer’s first sighting of Durban. Its cast-iron dome shape and intricate design are a fine example of Victorian baroque design and an absolute historical must-see. Emmanuel Cathedral The beautiful Emmanuel Cathedral is part of Durban’s landscape, tucked rather snuggly into Cathedral Street against the prominent flyover of the N3 highway just as it descends into the centre of town. The Roman Catholic Cathedral, designed by South African architect Street Wilson, its cross carved out of Carrara marble all the way from Italy, a gift from Empress Eugenie, wife of Napoleon III of France. No amount of noise and hustle could detract from the sheer magnificence of the architectural features.

KwaZulu-Natal is a world in one province: to the North of Durban you will find the best in African game reserves and pristine beaches, to the West lie the majestic Drakensberg Mountains and temperate Midlands while to the South there await superb golf courses, fishing spots and miles of subtropical coastline. Durban boasts a population of 3.5 million, is the biggest city on the Indian Ocean coast of the African continent and the biggest container port in Africa. It contains numerous attractions and truly has something for everyone. Visitors are spoilt for choice with a wide range of activities that include shopping, sampling some of the most exciting foods around (try the Bunny-chow!) and of course, taking part in a huge array of outdoor adventures.

OUTDOOR uShaka Marine World At the end of Durban’s Golden Mile is the beginning of uShaka Marine World – spanning over 15 hectares of prime beach front, uShaka Marine World is Africa’s largest marine theme park and boasts the fifth largest aquarium in the world. Enjoy fun at Sea World, have a memorable meal at any one of the many restaurants (including the amazing Shark Restaurant, situated in the themed shipwreck with a window into a shark tank), and go shopping in over 11 250m² of retail space featuring clothing boutiques, outdoor gear and arts and crafts. Moses Mabhida Stadium The Moses Mabhida Stadium is located adjacent to the ABSA Stadium in the Kings Park Sporting Precinct and is a world class multi-purpose stadium which was used for the 2010 FIFA World Cup. Named after the renowned political activist and South African Communist Party politician, this stadium is not only a architectural marvel but provides the opportunity to see Durban in a whole new light from the stadium’s SkyCar and you can even test your mettle as you jump from the stadium’s apex with the world’s tallest swing.

Gandhi Centenary Park Right in the centre of Chatsworth – a former township from the apartheid era – stands an open public space known as Gandhi Centenary Park, a beautiful breathing space in the midst of a humming and commercial neighbourhood. The park was named in memory of the centenary of famous activist Mohandas (Mohatma) Karamchand Gandhi’s arrival in South Africa.

PROGRAMME DAY 1 MONDAY 19 MARCH 2018 08H00-09H00

GROUP 1

Symposium registration

Principles of CDM

Venue: Foyer

Group Coordinator: Bradley Stalls, Manager AMC, ACSA

SESSION 1 | 09H00-10H00

ACTIVITIES

Opening remarks

GROUP 2

Umkhumbane Flea Market

• Thabani Mthiyane, Vice Chair Africa CANSO CEO Committee (AFC3) and CEO, ATNS

A-CDM: A philosophy of open communication exchange

Where: Corner of Bellair and Booth Roads, Westville When: Every Sunday from 09h00 to 16h00

• Barry Kashambo, Regional Director, ICAO ESAF

GROUP 3

Come shop and enjoy some freshly brewed coffee and delicious muffins at Durban’s newest grassroots trading spot, where traditional and contemporary come together.

• Papa Atoumane, Director of Safety and Technical Services AFCAC

Group Coordinator: Dhipak Lalla, Manager CAMU, ATNS

• Sinethemba Mngqibisa, Acting Deputy Director-General, Civil Aviation DoT

GROUP 4

Facilitator: Boni Dibate, Regional Director, CANSO Africa

Main benefits derived from an A-CDM initiative

Rickshaw ride along the beachfront

SESSION 2 | 10H00-11H00

This fleet of ‘tuk-tuk’ type three-wheelers has augmented public transport in the city and is a wonderful way to see the 6km Golden Mile on Durban’s beachfront. Look out for drivers with their magnificent head-dresses adorned with beads and other decorations. Victoria Street Market Where: Corner of Queen and Victoria Streets When: Monday to Saturday from 08h00 to 18h00 and Sundays from 10h00 to 16h00 The Victoria Street Market is rather like stepping into another world, with its blend of all things Indian and African. Spices and incense scent the air in which more than 170 stalls display their wares – a food lover’s delight! Information adapted from Peter Machen, ‘Durban – A return to paradise and its people’ and SA-Venues.com

A-CDM stakeholders

Group Coordinator: Luvo Sokatsha, Specialist ATF, ATNS

• Josia Manyakoana, Senior Manager Operations South, ATNS

Session Facilitator: Stuart Ratcliffe, Co-chair of the CANSO ATFM WG, Metron Aviation

BREAK | 11H00-11H30

Networking break

SESSION 3 | 11H30-12H30

SESSION 4 | 15H30-17H00

Understanding CDM and A-CDM

Report back and discussions

• Sandile Maphanga, Senior Manager ANS, SACAA

Facilitator: Sandile Maphanga, Senior Manager ANS, SACAA

• Stuart Ratcliffe, Co-chair of the CANSO ATFM WG, Metron Aviation

CLOSING | 17H00-17H30

Report back on Uganda CDM workshop

• Lindi-Lee Kirkman, Manager, Safety & Flight Operations, IATA

Session Facilitator: Dhipak Lalla, Manager CAMU, ATNS BREAK | 12H30-13H30 Lunch

Summary of the day • Barry Kashambo, Regional Director, ICAO ESAF • Stuart Ratcliffe, Co-chair of the CANSO ATFM WG, Metron Aviation COCKTAIL DINNER | 19H00-22H00 Venue: Rooftop, Gateway Hotel

SESSION 3 (CONT.) | 13H30-15H00 A-CDM PROCESS AND BENEFITS Focus group discussions

DAY 2 TUESDAY 20 MARCH 2018 SESSION 1 | 09H00-10H30 Implementation • Tanja Grobotek, Regional Director, IATA • Arthemon Ndikumana, Regional Officer AGA, ESAF • Gaborekwe Khambule, SM Aviation Met Services, SAWS

Facilitator: Josia Manyakoana Senior Manager Operations South, ATNS BREAK | 10H30-11H00 Networking break SESSION 2 | 11H00-12H30 Focus group discussions GROUP 1 Airport-CDM collaboration levels

Group Coordinator: Thulile Ndelu, Manager ATS, ATNS GROUP 2 Steps to success

Group Coordinator: Bradley Stalls, Manager AMC, ACSA GROUP 3 Airport-CDM expansion in Africa

Group Coordinator: Stuart Ratcliffe, Co-chair of the CANSO ATFM WG, Metron Aviation GROUP 4 The Silo effect – slowing down operational efficiency at airports

Group Coordinator: Luvo Sokatsha, Specialist ATF, ATNS Facilitator: Rafael Quezada, Operations Programme Manager, CANSO

DAY 3 WEDNESDAY 21 MARCH 2018 BREAK | 12H30-13H30 Lunch SESSION 3 | 13H30-15H00 Report back and discussions

Facilitator: Sandile Maphanga, Senior Manager ANS, SACAA BREAK | 15H00-15H30 Networking break SESSION 4 | 15H30-16H00 Commitment from groups

Facilitator: Stuart Ratcliffe, Co-chair of the CANSO ATFM WG, Metron Aviation SESSION 5 | 16H00-16H30 Conclusions and recommendations • Barry Kashambo, Regional Director, ICAO ESAF

SESSION 1 | 09H00-10H30

CLOSING | 11H15-12H30

Topic: Impact of CDM and A-CDM on safety

Summary and closing remarks

• Barry Kashambo, Regional Director, ICAO ESAF

• Boni Dibate, Regional Director, CANSO Africa

• Hein Reid, Senior Manager Operations North, ATNS • Silas Silas, Director ANS, CAAB

BREAK | 12H30 Lunch

• Sandile Maphanga, Senior Manager ANS, SACAA

Facilitator: Simon Zwane, Senior Manager ATM Planning, ATNS BREAK | 10H30-11H00 Networking break SESSION 2 | 11H00-11H15 Promoting the Global Benchmarking Work Group (GBWG) • Sibusiso Nkabinde, HASAR/Manager Air Traffic Services, ATNS

SESSION 6 | 16H30-17H00 Summary of the day • Stuart Ratcliffe, Co-chair of the CANSO ATFM WG, Metron Aviation GALA DINNER | 19H00-22H00

Global Benchmarking Workgroup (GBWG) Members’ Meeting 21 - 23 March 2017 The GBWG Measures performance in Air Navigation Services (ANS) provision and identifies industry best practices. These can then be used for comparison purposes to support the transformation of global ATM performance. The GBWG produces the annual Global Air Navigation Services Performance Report that provides participating Members with performance information on productivity, cost-effectiveness and price, revenue and profitability. This group conducts an annual benchmarking exercise to produce the CANSO Global Air Navigation Services Performance Report. The report enables Members to compare performance in productivity, cost-effectiveness, pricing, revenue and profitability, and also provides evidence of improvements in global ATM performance.

PRACTICAL INFORMATION FOR YOUR VISIT TO DURBAN

NOTES

CURRENCY The official currency in South Africa is the Rand (R). OFFICIAL LANGUAGE • The official language for the Symposium is English. • South Africa has 11 official languages, however, the predominant language spoken in Durban is isiZulu (77.8%) and English (13.3%). ELECTRICITY SUPPLY Electrical sockets in South Africa usually supply electricity at between 220 and 240 volts AC. If you’re plugging in an appliance that was built for 220-240 volt electrical input, or an appliance that is compatible with multiple voltages, then an adapter is all you need. The most common plug is a 15 amp three-pin plug. WEATHER Durban in March is still very warm and humid so it is advisable to pack light summer clothing. Note that it also rains frequently and strong winds can be experienced, so packing a sturdy umbrella and a water-resistant parka or coat is also advisable. EMERGENCY NUMBERS South African Police Service (SAPS): 10111 Netcare 911 Emergency Operations Centre: 082 911

CONTACT DETAILS For more information on the conference, please contact:

Connie Nkosi CANSO Africa Region Africa Affairs Coordinator +27 11 607 1245

Lesoba 17592

connie.nkosi@canso.org