cpwg21 jcab update
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CIVIL AVATION BUREAU OF JAPANMinistry of Land Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism
JAPAN UPDATE
CPWG / 21
Montreal, Canada
17 – 20 May 2016
Civil Aviation Bureau Japan
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Anchorage FIR
Petropavlovsk
Kamchatsky FIR
Oakland FIR
Pyongyang
FIR
Khabarovsk FIR
Incheon
FIR
Manila FIR
Shanghai FIR
Taipei FIR
Fukuoka FIR
ATM Center in
Fukuoka City
Tokyo
600 NM
Fukuoka FIR
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3140E 160E20N
30N
40N
50N
OAKLAND FIR
ANCHORAGE
FIR
MANILA FIR
INCHEON
FIR
FUKUOKA FIR
ATM CENTER
TOKYO ACC
FUKUOKA ACC
SAPPORO ACC
NAHA ACC
Hawaii
South East Asia
Korea
Europe/Russia
Anchorage
East coast of USA
West coast of
USA
China
Guam/Australia
International Air Traffic Flow in Japan
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ChubuTokyoFukuoka
New Chitose
Kansai
Osaka
Narita
Domestic Air Traffic Flow
Air Traffic Volume Trend
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Location and Traffic Flow
1 FIR, 1 ATMC, 4 ACCs,
Average Flight counts per day ( IFR only )
TotalDomestic
flight
International
flight
Over
flight
4,110 2,300 1290 520
For Europe/Russia
80/day
For China, Korea
330/day
For China
180/day
For Hong-Kong, Taipei
290/day
Guam, Australia70/day
Hawaii
40/day
For SFO, LAX
190/day
For Anchorage, Seattle
60/day
For Manila, Jakarta
50/day
Average Flight counts per day
RJTT
(Haneda) airport
1060
(ARR & DEP)
RJAA
(Narita) airport
570
(ARR & DEP)ATMC
Tokyo
Air Traffic Volume Trend
Data:2014
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○ Redesigning the current domestic airspace (En-route and ACA)
○ Decreasing ATC workload totally and improving ATC operational efficiency.
【Before redesign- En-route and ACA】
(En-route)
(ACA)
(Airport)
【After redesign】
(En-route-Lower)
(consolidated ACA)
(Airport)
(En-route)(En-route) (En-route)
(En-route- Upper)
Restructure of Facilities
2024 - Sapporo ACC↓
Consolidated Terminal Radar Control
2018 - Naha ACC↓
Consolidated Terminal Radar
Control
2018- Kobe ACC (New) Western Lower En-route
2020 - Fukuoka UACUpper En-route
2024- Tokyo ACCEastern Lower En-route
Redesign of Airspace
Change of Domestic Airspace and Facilities
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1 FUKUOKA UAC (Upper Area Sector + 5 oceanic sector)・EAST area・・・11 sectors ・WEST area・・・11 sectors
2 TOKYO ACC (EAST of JAPAN below FL335)・North area・・・7 sectors・East area・・・8 sectors
3 KOBE ACC (WEST of JAPAN below FL335)・WEST area・・・8 sectors・SOUTH area・・・3 sectors
~Number of sectors~
SAPPORO 6TOKYO 22FUKUOKA 11NAHA 3ATMC(Oceanic)5
total 47
FUKUOKA 22(within Oceanic 5)TOKYO 15KOBE 11
total 48
current restructured
Tokyo ACC
Kobe ACC
Fukuoka UAC
Draft of airspace composition in 2025
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【Shape of Upper Area sectors】
【Shape of ACC sectors below FL335】
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Draft of airspace composition in 2025
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2018 ①Metropolitan airspace around TOKYO and NARITA international airport
will be change. (Preparation for the Tokyo Olympics)
②NAHA ACC will move to KOBE building
(KOBE aeronautical satellite center building)
2018~2019
Introduce new en-route RADAR data processing system to 4ACCs
and new Oceanic data processing system to ATMC.
2020 TOKYO Olympics & Paralympics
2020~2022
Redesign of western en-route airspace.
2023~2025
Redesign of eastern en-route airspace.
2025.April
Redesign of en-route airspace will be completed.
Draft of airspace composition in 2025
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JASDF High ALT Training Area
USF W-area / Range
E
G
B
LP
W179
W173
NR2
C
For disaster relief
Airways (crossing training area)
CDR(operation)
A
K
D
N
Iwoto
S
JASDF
LiaisonJCAB
ATM Officer
ATM Center
・Information
・adjustment
USF
Liaison
Adjacent
ATM Units
JSDF and JCAB
shares Flight plan
system
Training area would be
released for civil traffic by
specified procedure“JASDF Release Procedures”
A
B
Operation of CDR and “Release Procedures”
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CDR (Conditional Routes) since 2006
ATMC
Non-permanent ATS route network which is
established for civil aircraft use through military training
airspace when military operation is not active
Fixed and segregated use of airspace limits airspace capacity
ASM
Officers
Military
Officers
Operation of CDR and “Release Procedures”
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The number of
Flight per month
FY2014In total, flight distance
was reduced by
approx 240 miles
JASDF High ALT Training Area
USF W-area / Range
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P
W179
W173
NR2
C
For disaster relief CDR
A
K
D
N
L512 613
Z13 186
Z14 183
Z16 166
Z17 54
Z18 105
Z20 236
Z21 6
Z24 32
Z25 15
Z26 236
Z27 39
ALL 1871
Operation of CDR and “Release Procedures”
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Cross-Border ATFM Workshop / 21-22 October 2015 Jakarta, Indonesia
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