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民航青海空管分局圆满完成西宁机场T3航站楼转场保障工作
Core Viewpoint - The successful launch of the T3 terminal at Xining Airport marks a significant milestone in the development of a modern transportation hub, showcasing the effective air traffic management and operational coordination by the Civil Aviation Qinghai Air Traffic Control Bureau [1][3][7] Group 1: Operational Readiness - The first flight from the T3 terminal took off smoothly on August 7, indicating the successful transition to the new facility [1] - The air traffic control bureau implemented a comprehensive support system characterized by "zero errors, high efficiency, and strong collaboration" to ensure the terminal's operational readiness [1][3] Group 2: Coordination and Planning - The bureau's leadership proactively planned and coordinated efforts to address challenges related to the operational mode switch, parameter changes, and increased flight volume due to the T3 terminal's opening [3][5] - Detailed ground operation plans were developed, including specific taxiway paths for different aircraft types to ensure safety and efficiency during ground operations [3][5] Group 3: Safety and Risk Management - Prior to the terminal's opening, the air traffic control bureau conducted multiple simulations to identify potential conflict areas and optimize operational procedures [5][7] - The meteorological department provided timely weather updates and forecasts during the transition period, ensuring effective communication with airport and airline companies [7] Group 4: Future Developments - The Civil Aviation Qinghai Air Traffic Control Bureau aims to continuously optimize operational processes and enhance collaborative mechanisms to provide safer, more efficient, and smarter air traffic services [7]
海南空管迎战台风“韦帕” 保障航空运行安全平稳
Core Viewpoint - The Hainan Air Traffic Management Bureau has taken comprehensive measures to ensure the safety and orderly operation of flights during Typhoon "Wipha," demonstrating strong coordination and response capabilities in extreme weather conditions [1][2][4]. Group 1: Emergency Response Measures - The Hainan Air Traffic Management Bureau held a special meeting on July 17, emphasizing "safety first" and implementing various typhoon prevention measures [1]. - Key leaders and frontline personnel were on duty ahead of time from July 20 to ensure sufficient staffing and responsibility [1]. - A multi-round consultation mechanism was initiated with airports and airlines to adjust flight plans and minimize passenger impact [2]. Group 2: Coordination and Communication - The Bureau closely collaborated with meteorological departments to track the typhoon's dynamics and provide precise flight instructions [2]. - Dynamic optimization of special plans was conducted based on the typhoon's predicted path, detailing procedures for diversions, returns, and alternate landings [2]. - Coordination with military and civil aviation units was enhanced to adjust airspace resources and improve return and diversion support capabilities [4]. Group 3: Training and Preparedness - All personnel were organized to learn typhoon prevention plans and thunderstorm support measures, conducting inspections throughout the typhoon's impact period [4]. - Emergency response plans were communicated with telecommunications and power sectors to enhance fault response times during the typhoon [4]. - The successful execution of these preventive measures showcased the Bureau's comprehensive support capabilities and collaborative operational level in ensuring civil aviation safety [4].
当破纪录暴雨“浇”向暑运高峰:厦门空管站保障航班 “乘风破浪”
Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the challenges faced by Xiamen Air Traffic Control Station during the unprecedented heavy rainfall caused by Typhoon "Danas" and the effective measures taken to ensure flight safety and operational efficiency during peak travel season. Group 1: Impact of Typhoon "Danas" - From July 10 to 11, Xiamen experienced record rainfall of 195.3 mm, breaking the previous record since 1961 for July single-day precipitation [1] - The heavy rain and strong winds led to multiple flight suspensions at Xiamen Gaoqi Airport, with wind gusts reaching 7-8 levels [1] - The airport had a high volume of planned flights, with 588 and 589 flights scheduled on July 10 and 11, respectively, marking the highest number during the summer travel peak [1] Group 2: Preparedness and Response - Xiamen Air Traffic Control Station prioritized early deployment and held special meetings to address potential risks from the typhoon, emphasizing the need for vigilance [2] - The control station coordinated effectively with various departments, utilizing meteorological data to make informed decisions and ensure smooth operations [3] Group 3: Operational Coordination - The control department played a leading role in coordinating airport operations, ensuring real-time communication and flow management during adverse weather [3] - Strategies included increasing airspace sectors and implementing "short-term frequency" commands to manage waiting flights safely [3] Group 4: Meteorological Support - The meteorological team provided continuous updates, issuing 9 typhoon messages and 19 important weather probability forecasts, ensuring accurate predictions aligned with actual conditions [4] - A significant amount of communication was conducted, with 16 joint meetings held to optimize operational decisions [4] Group 5: Infrastructure and Safety Measures - The engineering team conducted thorough inspections of critical facilities to prevent water accumulation and ensure stable operations [4] - Emergency measures included clearing drainage systems and enhancing safety protocols at key locations to maintain operational integrity [4] Group 6: Future Outlook - The successful management of Typhoon "Danas" demonstrated the comprehensive capabilities of Xiamen Air Traffic Control Station in handling extreme weather and high traffic volumes [5] - The station aims to continue improving its operational resilience under complex weather conditions, prioritizing passenger safety and efficient flight operations [5]
台风来袭+航班增量 华东空管全力保障创下多项新高
Core Insights - The summer transportation season has commenced, with Shanghai experiencing stable growth in flight volumes, despite adverse weather conditions in East China [1][2] - The East China Air Traffic Management Bureau achieved a record average of 1,581 flights per day during the first week of the summer season, with a peak of 1,626 flights on July 6, marking a new high for daily flight management [1] - The air traffic management department anticipates that flight management records may continue to be broken as the summer season progresses, with peak flight volumes expected between late July and early August [1] Weather Impact and Response - The East China Air Traffic Management Bureau is leveraging collaborative advantages with meteorological departments to assess the impact of Typhoon "Danas" on major flight routes [2] - Since July 4, the bureau has provided rerouting services for 61 flights affected by the typhoon, minimizing operational disruptions [4] - The bureau will closely monitor the situation and adjust management plans to ensure high-quality air traffic services for passengers [4]
海南空管分局多措并举 筑牢暑运设备安全防线
Core Points - The article emphasizes the proactive measures taken by Hainan Air Traffic Control Bureau to ensure the safety and efficiency of air traffic operations during the summer travel season [1][2][3][4] Group 1: Equipment Maintenance - The Technical Support Department conducted a comprehensive self-inspection of three secondary radar systems, focusing on key factors such as surrounding environment, station routing, and radar performance to ensure compliance with regulations [1] - A total of 63 maintenance tasks were completed in the second quarter, with a particular focus on power supply equipment, ensuring that all air traffic control devices are in optimal working condition [3][4] Group 2: System Upgrades - The upgrade of the digital air traffic control ATIS system was successfully completed, enhancing system functionality and adding new voice servers, which allows for more precise and flexible meteorological and flight information services [2] - The upgrade included improvements to data storage security and stability, ensuring reliable storage and efficient retrieval of control operation data [2] Group 3: Emergency Communication - The configuration of emergency communication phones at various stations was completed, establishing reliable communication links for effective emergency response during the summer travel period [2] - The Technical Support Department is committed to continuously improving air traffic control capabilities and service levels based on the experiences gained during the summer travel season [4]
天津空管分局做好2025年夏季达沃斯论坛空管保障
Group 1 - The Tianjin Air Traffic Control Bureau has initiated comprehensive preparations for air traffic management to ensure smooth and safe operations during the 2025 Summer Davos Forum [1][2] - A leadership group has been established, led by key political and administrative leaders, to oversee the preparations, with a 24-hour command center set up in the flight service room [1] - A three-tier duty system has been implemented, involving bureau leaders, department heads, and frontline teams, to ensure seamless coordination during the event [1] Group 2 - The Operations Department has organized specialized training for air traffic controllers to familiarize them with the airport's runway and taxiway structure, addressing potential challenges [1] - A communication and information-sharing mechanism has been established with surrounding control units to manage possible flight congestion, along with a priority release strategy [1] - The Technical Support Department has completed a full inspection of core equipment, including secondary radar and VHF stations, to eliminate potential hazards [2]
民航河南空管分局积极推进与周边空管单位开展夏季雷雨协调保障工作
Core Points - The article discusses the proactive measures taken by the Henan Air Traffic Management Bureau to enhance flight operation efficiency and safety during the summer thunderstorm season [1][2] - A series of collaborative meetings were held with surrounding control units and meteorological departments to establish a multi-dimensional joint support system [1][2] Group 1 - The Henan Air Traffic Management Bureau held collaborative meetings on May 15, May 23, and June 10, 2025, with various air traffic control and meteorological centers to discuss systematic weather support [2] - A total of 29 collaborative measures were established, focusing on seven key areas including weather consultation, meteorological information sharing, and tactical coordination [2] - The bureau implemented a three-tier emergency response mechanism (Yellow, Orange, Red) to manage airspace during adverse weather conditions, ensuring timely release of airspace by other users [2] Group 2 - The Henan Air Traffic Management Bureau is committed to continuously improving its collaborative support mechanisms and enhancing safety capabilities during the thunderstorm season [2]
1号台风“蝴蝶”舞狂澜,民航海南空管气象铁军 筑牢航空安全防线
Core Viewpoint - The Hainan Air Traffic Control Bureau successfully managed the impact of Typhoon "Butterfly" through precise monitoring, efficient early warning, and collaborative efforts, ensuring the safety of flight operations during the storm [1][4]. Group 1: Preparedness and Response - The Hainan Air Traffic Control Bureau's meteorological team entered a "wartime state" on June 10, implementing comprehensive training and emergency drills to enhance preparedness against the unpredictable nature of Typhoon "Butterfly" [2]. - A high-frequency consultation mechanism was established with local meteorological departments to provide real-time updates on the typhoon's path and intensity, ensuring that meteorological information served as a decision-making guide [2][3]. - The meteorological team conducted daily checks on tropical cyclone support procedures and product creation processes to avoid errors in forecasting services [2]. Group 2: Operational Execution - As the IV-level response was activated on June 12, the meteorological team demonstrated strong collaborative capabilities, ensuring consistent and accurate forecasting conclusions [3]. - The airport forecasting team acted as a "meteorological intelligence hub," maintaining close communication with various parties to analyze the typhoon's impact on Meilan Airport and update warnings accordingly [3]. - Meteorological equipment personnel reinforced outdoor facilities and increased inspection frequency during the typhoon to ensure the stable operation of meteorological devices [3]. Group 3: Outcomes and Future Directions - Over the five-day period, the meteorological team conducted over 20 weather briefings, held more than 20 consultations, and issued 14 typhoon-specific forecasts, 36 airport alerts, and 2 "three defenses" weather warnings [4]. - The successful management of Typhoon "Butterfly" serves as a practical test of the Hainan Air Traffic Control Bureau's meteorological capabilities and provides valuable experience for future operations [4]. - The meteorological team aims to continuously improve monitoring, forecasting, and early warning technologies to enhance service quality and ensure safe and efficient flight operations [4].
青岛空管站为6月9日强雷雨天气保障提供“分钟级”支撑
Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the importance of early warning and precise forecasting in ensuring aviation safety during the stormy season, particularly highlighted by the severe thunderstorm that impacted Qingdao Airport on June 9. Group 1: Weather Impact and Forecasting - The strong thunderstorm on June 9 brought gusts of up to 23 m/s and lasted for 53 minutes, significantly affecting airport operations [1] - The meteorological station implemented a proactive approach with a focus on early attention, early warning, and precise forecasting, successfully predicting the weather event with a 7-minute margin of error [2] Group 2: Risk Assessment and Decision Support - The meteorological team identified key risks such as north winds and low-level wind shear, emphasizing the combined effect of storm movement and runway wind direction changes, which poses a direct threat to flight safety [2] - A detailed weather report was issued, outlining the expected impact of thunderstorms and strong winds, enhancing the precision and practicality of meteorological services [2] Group 3: Information Dissemination - A "zero blind spot" information transmission strategy was employed, utilizing multiple platforms to ensure that all relevant parties, including air traffic control and airlines, received critical information promptly [3] Group 4: Continuous Improvement and User Feedback - Following the storm, a "closed-loop" service optimization process was initiated, including user satisfaction surveys to identify areas for service enhancement, achieving a 100% satisfaction rate from users regarding the meteorological support provided [4] - The implementation of early and precise meteorological services is a crucial measure for the Qingdao air traffic control station to address the challenges posed by complex weather during the stormy season [4]
民航浙江空管分局高效保障雷雨天气下航班安全起降
Group 1 - A sudden thunderstorm hit the Zhejiang terminal area on June 8, prompting the Zhejiang Air Traffic Control Bureau to activate emergency protocols to ensure flight safety [1][2] - The air traffic control team quickly mobilized, with all seven tower controllers on duty and key positions opened to manage the situation effectively [1][2] - The team implemented a dual runway isolation operation mode to maximize flight safety during the storm [1] Group 2 - As the storm intensified, the air traffic control team developed a takeoff control plan and coordinated closely with approach control to manage affected flights [2] - A total of 21 flights were safely managed during the one-hour storm, demonstrating the effectiveness of the emergency response [2] - The Zhejiang Air Traffic Control Bureau plans to continue enhancing training and coordination to improve air traffic management during adverse weather conditions [3]