The report is available for download here.

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Source: Nieuwe indeling van het luchtruim: Computersimulaties | Luchtvaart in de toekomst

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Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability of Data (CIA)

Confidentiality in our work means ensuring sensitive information is accessible only to those authorized to view it.
Our integrity is maintained by guaranteeing that the information remains accurate, complete and and altered only through controlled, authorized changes.
We uphold availability by making sure information and systems are accessible and usable whenever authorized users need them.

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After two great editions, we’re thrilled to return to Airspace World, now being hosted in Lisbon for the very first time. As one of the key gatherings for the ATM community worldwide, the event is a unique opportunity to connect, collaborate, and exchange ideas on the future of air traffic — from safety and efficiency to innovation and sustainability.

We’re also proud to share that our colleague Marian will be speaking on Fatigue Risk Management implementation — a topic that’s increasingly relevant in today’s operational landscape. Join us for the session on Wednesday, 14 May at 11:00 in the Viasat Theatre.

You’ll find the MovingDot team at stand H1580 from Tuesday 13 May to Thursday 15 May, ready to engage in meaningful conversations and explore new opportunities. Our company representatives will be:

Hans Offerman – MovingDot’s co-founder and Managing Director, with a strong ATM background in both research and executive roles

Henk Waltman – MovingDot’s co-founder and Director, focusing on developing ATM concepts and their realisation

Rudy Megens – Expert in connecting Policy and Air Traffic Management, former Deputy director of the Dutch Airspace Redesign Project

Roy Jansen – Managing consultant at MovingDot, with a strong safety management focus and former manager ATC operations

Marian Schuver-van Blanken – Human Performance & Fatigue Risk Management expert, co-chair of CANSO’s Human Performance Management Working Group

Akos van der Plaat – Active operational controller & senior ATM expert, member of the CANSO OSC Steering group

Alejandra Hertfelder Chisvert – Flight Procedure Designer and Unmanned Traffic Management expert

Ander Okina – Flight Procedure Designer, AIM and Aerodrome Safeguarding expert

Leonardo Hermes – Responsible for Marketing, with an active role in Acquisition and Business Development

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We were recently involved in two initiatives aimed at minimising the airport’s aircraft emissions:

• An action plan to reduce the APU and engine usage by aircrafts on the ground, carried out in co-operation with the local five home-based carriers. Among the implemented measures, MovingDot’s contribution focused on awareness campaigns for pilots and apron staff, the adjustment of procedures between these parties and the airport, as well as increasing the priority of connecting electric preconditioned air units (PCAs) by the ground handlers. Accelerating the introduction of these measures among airlines and ground handlers was an important part of our work.
• Setting up a plan of approach for adjusted arrival and departure procedures. These would allow starting up aircraft engines as far away as possible from people working in the apron area, as well as reducing congestion near and at the bays. Our role included supporting the program’s management and facilitating stakeholder engagement.

We are proud to support Schiphol’s efforts to create a healthier working environment for airside employees while also reducing its impact on the climate and the broader environment.

More details about our involvement in this project can be found here.

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The MRS advice is published here.  

The ministerial letter is published here. 

More details on our involvement are available here.

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Meet us on February 19 at Booth #13—whether you’re just exploring or already interested in a specific ATM field like Safety, Human Performance, Airspace Policy, Flight Procedure Design, or Unmanned Airspace Integration.

If you’re interested in a more in-depth discussion with one of our colleagues, you can also schedule a 1-on-1 conversation during the Coffee Dates, taking place from March 20 to 26.

Find all event details and participation information here.

We look forward to meeting you!

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As of January 1st, 2025, our team has moved to our new headquarters at Taurusavenue 21a, Hoofddorp. With modern facilities and excellent accessibility by both car and public transport, the location has a lot to offer. On top of that, it provides a fantastic view of aircraft arrivals, departures, and Schiphol Airport itself—an exciting bonus for all of us at MovingDot!

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The sessions were a combination of theory and practical examples, operational experiences and best practices. This way, the fatigue theory and ICAO Doc 9966 were translated to the operational and organisational reality. The workshops and briefings were delivered with active engagement by the participants, in a trusted setting to openly share personal experiences together with the MovingDot trainers with human performance, operational and managerial experience. This greatly contributed to the good result of the sessions.

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After a successful first outing in 2023, we are happy to be back at Airspace World in Geneva to participate in one of the world’s leading events in the ATM community to discuss relevant topics on the safety, efficiency and sustainability of air traffic operations, as well as exploring new partnership opportunities.

Additionally, our colleague Alejandra will deliver a presentation concerning the implementation of Minimum Operational Network (MON) in the Netherlands, so mark your calendars for Wednesday, March 20^th at 15:00 in the Boeing Theatre.

Our team looks forward to welcoming you at our stand B32 and engage in insightful exchanges over the present and future challenges of Air Traffic Management. Below are the experts you will find at the MovingDot stand from Tuesday 19/03 to Thursday 21/03:

Hans Offerman – MovingDot’s co-founder and Managing Director, with a strong ATM background in both research and executive roles

Rudy Megens – Expert in connecting Policy and Air Traffic Management, former Deputy director of the Dutch Airspace Redesign Project

Akos van der Plaat – Active operational controller & senior ATM expert, member of the CANSO OSC Steering group

Marian Schuver-van Blanken – Human Performance & Fatigue Risk Management expert, co-chair of CANSO’s Human Performance Management Working Group

Alejandra Hertfelder Chisvert – Flight Procedure Designer and Unmanned Traffic Management expert

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