Overview of OPTAMOS Departure Management System

The OPTAMOS Departure Management System is designed to optimize air traffic flow by planning and scheduling departure traffic. It can function as a standalone solution or integrate with arrival management systems. The system enhances information sharing among ATC, airlines, and airports, integrating with various systems like AODBs and electronic flight strip systems.

Challenges Addressed

Airports are bottlenecks in civil aviation, and current ATC systems alone cannot meet future demands. OPTAMOS addresses these challenges by integrating into CDM systems, reducing emissions, improving slot adherence, supporting remote de-icing, and enhancing predictability for ground handling and passenger flow.

Key Features

• Full A-SMGCS integration for improved taxi time calculations.
• Intuitive handling with minimal information overload for ATCOs.
• Reduced transition training costs.

Benefits

• Improved predictability for departure times.
• Reduced emissions and enhanced runway capacity.
• Easy adaptation to local procedures.

Algorithmic Capabilities

OPTAMOS uses advanced algorithms to calculate variable taxi times, runway allocation, TSAT, TTOT, and de-ice start times. It integrates with external arrival management systems and adapts to local procedures, using TOBT or EOBT as needed.

Safety and Flexibility

During peak traffic, OPTAMOS assists ATCOs in avoiding conflicts, enhancing safety. It offers flexibility to adapt to local requirements and can handle runway changes, closures, and flow management restrictions.

Capacity Enhancement

By accurately calculating departure sequences, OPTAMOS maximizes capacity and ensures a continuous traffic flow. It can manage remote deicing and parking, adapting to various operational scenarios.

About ADB SAFEGATE

ADB SAFEGATE provides intelligent solutions for superior airport performance, partnering with airports and airlines to enhance efficiency, safety, and sustainability. With over 900 employees in more than 20 countries, they serve over 2,000 airports globally.