Airport Collaborative Decision Making

From a blank page to a reviewable Concept of Operations in days.

Answer a structured questionnaire built on the EUROCONTROL A-CDM Specification. Every local decision is captured with its rationale and compiled into a CONOPS structured in accordance with ISO/IEC/IEEE 29148.

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Milestone approach · M1 → M16TOBT 14:35 · TSAT 14:41 · TTOT 14:52
10
questionnaire sections, one per CONOPS clause group
16+3
milestones with local triggers, owners and tolerances
7
partner roles from airport operator to Network Manager
~100
pages, with every open decision marked for the steering group

How it works

Three steps from questions to a document

  1. STEP 1

    Answer the questionnaire

    Ten sections walk through your airport, its partners and its processes. Facts fill tables; decisions such as TOBT ownership or the TSAT window are recorded with the reason behind them.

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  2. STEP 2

    Review the blueprint

    The document outline appears as a blueprint of clauses, tinted by completeness. Open items stay visible in amber until your partners settle them.

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  3. STEP 3

    Generate the PDF

    A print-safe Concept of Operations with cover, sign-off table, scenarios, appendices and a record of every answer. The same answers always produce the same text.

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Standards

Structured in accordance with

ISO/IEC/IEEE 29148:2018 Annex A

The concept of operations outline: clause order, scope, current situation, the proposed system, operational scenarios and impacts.

EUROCONTROL A-CDM Specification Ed. 1.0

The milestone approach, target times, partner roles and business rules that the questionnaire asks your airport to decide.

The wording is original. Where text draws on a publication, it cites the document and clause rather than quoting it. A generated document is a draft for your partners to review, not an approval or a certification.

Put your airport's A-CDM decisions on paper

Create an account, start a project and generate a first CONOPS draft whenever you are ready. Open questions stay marked until your partners decide them.