Next Generation Air Transportation System Integrated Plan

equiring review and/or change
• Manage development of a national aviation weather
database
Cross-strategy Linkage
This IPT will coordinate its work with the following IPTs to fulfill
its mission:
• Establish an Agile Air Traffic System
• Establish User-specific Situation Awareness
• Develop Airport Infrastructure to Meet Future Demand
• Establish an Effective Security System with out Limiting
Mobility or Civil Liberties
• Establish a Comprehensive Proactive Safety Management
Approach
• Harmonize Equipage and Operations Globally
7.8 Harmonize Equipage and Operations
Globally
Ensure the establishment of performance based global standards
to improve safety, security, mobility, and economic viability of air
transportation.
Tie into Objectives
• Make it as safe abroad as it is at home
• Promote equivalent security measures that are compatible
throughout the international system
• Promote U.S. aviation industry developments for global markets
• Seamless use of equipment and operational procedures across
international boundaries that satisfy U.S. needs
• Perform the U.S. military’s mission worldwide
• Make aviation environmentally friendly throughout the
world
• Achieve cost reduction, capacity expansion, and enhanced
quality of air and space transportation services through
international harmonization
IPT Mission
• Coordinate U.S. positions on standards and policies for
international negotiations/collaboration:
- Develop government/industry partnerships and
collaborative relationships in the U.S. to coordinate longterm
plans for global standards and policies
- Organize unified U.S. policy positions related to all aspects
of transformation, as developed by joint IPTs
- Identify and resolve any differences between U.S. national
and international objectives such as security and defense
• Establish joint initiatives with international partners to
develop technologies and policies:
- Expand existing or establish new collaborative
relationships with multilateral, regional, national, and
non-governmental, international partners to coordinate
long-term transformation plans globally
- Share research, synchronize timetables for development,
and adopt new technologies and concepts
- Partner with major growth countries and regions such as
India, China, and Latin America, in promoting common
technology and procedures
- Promote interoperability internationally and harmonize
standardization of required systems
• Advocate global adoption/proliferation of U.S.-preferred
transformation concepts, technologies, procedures, and
standards:
- Identify and resolve potential conflicts between
developments in the United States and in other countries
pursuing harmonization or interoperability, as appropriate
- Promote strategic aviation investment by other countries
for economic growth and aviation safety and accessibility
- Engage other countries in discussions about, and facilitate
their adoption of, best practices worldwide to enhance
safety and expand capacity
- Assist other nations to acquire/adopt U.S. technology
and procedures
- Lead outreach campaign on global transformation
- Promote increased aviation market liberalization
Transformation Direction
• Create unified U.S. air transportation positions in all
major technology and policy areas for use in international
discussions including timetables that can be used to align
activities
• Create economies of scale by aligning ATM and security
developments across national boundaries
• Streamline and accelerate international standardization
processes using nontraditional means such as:
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