Studies - Traffic Management

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December 2006

Evaluation of the impact of the Single European Sky (SES) initiative on ATM performance [2 MB]

January 2006

Functioning of the Internal Market

Part 1: Air Transport Infrastructures in the New EU Member States

This part looks in great detail at all airports open to commercial traffic in the "EU10+2" countries. It is composed of 12 individual country reports. All non restricted aspects have been taken into consideration: traffic data, financial information, contact information, technical data, history, past, present and future investments, etc. In order to show the physical look of each airport a comprehensive set of colour photos is provided.

Part 2: Land-use planning and management in the EU

This part is a comprehensive stocktaking exercise that explores and explains on the one hand how land-use planning and management is done in the various Member States and then explains how these systems are applied to the planning and land-use management around airports. Again 25 individual country reports and a conclusions report are provided. The latter brings together the lessons learned and provides summaries for each country.

July 2005