Mainland, Hong Kong, and Macao 2024 High-Level Air Traffic Management Meeting in Zhuhai: Progress and Plans for Airspace Optimization and ATFM in the GBA
The recent high-level air traffic management meeting in Zhuhai brought together key figures from the Civil Aviation Administration of China, Hong Kong, and Macao to discuss the progress and future plans for airspace management and air traffic flow in the Greater Bay Area. The meeting, attended by Wen Xuezheng, Victor Liu, and Pun Wa-kin, highlighted the importance of collaboration and innovation in enhancing the efficiency of air traffic management in the region.
One of the key outcomes of the meeting was the consensus reached by the Tripartite Working Group on the need for planning peripheral air routes and implementing various optimization measures. These measures include the establishment of new air routes, the transfer of control points, and the exploration of advanced air navigation technologies to maximize the utilization of airspace resources in the Greater Bay Area.
Victor Liu, Director-General of Civil Aviation of Hong Kong, expressed optimism about the progress made by the TWG, noting that the implementation of air traffic management enhancement initiatives has already shown promising results. With the support of the CAAC’s ATMB, Hong Kong’s Civil Aviation Department will continue to work towards optimizing air traffic management and developing the 3RS project in line with national development plans.
The focus on enhancing air traffic management in the Greater Bay Area is crucial for strengthening Hong Kong’s position as an international aviation hub. By achieving the target runway capacity of 102 flights per hour using the 3RS of HKIA, Hong Kong aims to further solidify its status as a key player in the global aviation industry.
Overall, the meeting underscored the importance of collaboration and innovation in driving progress in air traffic management. By working together and leveraging advanced technologies, the parties involved are paving the way for a more efficient and effective air traffic management system in the Greater Bay Area. Stay tuned for more updates on the developments in air traffic management in the region.
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