Rethinking Air Traffic Management
summary
JFK shuts one long runway for four months and PASSUR combines government feeds with passive radar plus ADS‑B and TCAS feeds to build a live, historical database and predictive model that meters pushbacks and recommends optimal arrival/departure rates. Airlines start with arrival-time errors up to 10 minutes and 40% uncertainty; PASSUR reduces that to near zero, cuts taxi time, fuel and emissions, and yields savings the company estimates at >$100,000 per flight; the program is extended indefinitely.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00JFK runway shutdown crisis
- 1:05Passor Aerospace mission
- 2:29Travel frustrations and solutions
- 3:53Passor’s air traffic database
- 5:22Predictive analytics accuracy
- 6:25JFK shutdown and Passor’s role
- 8:11Airport optimization results
- 9:15Program success and adoption
- 9:59Government-industry collaboration
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