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ACAC Seminar - Civil Military Coordination Rabat, 15-16 September 2005 Jehad Faqir Director, Safety, Operations & Infrastructure AVIATION FUEL CRISIS Mitigating the Effect
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FUEL EFFICIENCY No control over fuel price No substitute for Jets in near term Only hope is gains through better fuel efficiency…. ACAC Seminar – Civil/Military Coordination Rabat,15-16 September 2005
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THREE PRONGED APPROACH Educate about the cost effect Engage the whole aviation community Develop the environmental opportunity ACAC Seminar – Civil/Military Coordination Rabat,15-16 September 2005
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Educate the cost effect Engage the whole aviation community Develop the environmental opportunity ACAC Seminar – Civil/Military Coordination Rabat,15-16 September 2005
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Fuel price sensitivity What does 1%; 1 minute; or $1 savings, represent for the industry? Fuel – 20-25 % of Operations cost Start Measuring and efficiency curve moves in right direction No savings too small - Drop by Drop! ACAC Seminar – Civil/Military Coordination Rabat,15-16 September 2005
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SIMPLE FACTS: Average Cost Per BarrelTotal Airline Annual Fuel Bill USD$ 60 USD$ 70BN USD$ 50 USD$ 60BN USD$ 40 USD$ 45BN USD$30 USD$ 30BN BREAK EVEN POINTCURRENT PRICE 32 47 62.50! USD80 – 100BN! ACAC Seminar – Civil/Military Coordination Rabat,15-16 September 2005
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MACS Sales Meeting Airline Break Even Point USD$32.00 ACAC Seminar – Civil/Military Coordination Rabat,15-16 September 2005
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SPECIFIC ACTION Infrastructure and Route Improvements The “Fuel Book” The Fuel Audit Program ACAC Seminar – Civil/Military Coordination Rabat,15-16 September 2005
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INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS Route Enhancements targeting over USD$ 1BN in annual savings Targeted Terminal Area enhancements Targeted Airport and TMA Re-design 2005 over 2004 target: $700M ACAC Seminar – Civil/Military Coordination Rabat,15-16 September 2005
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THE “FUEL BOOK” Industry Best Practices ‘Self-Check’ By professionals - for professionals Identifies potential for > 5% average savings Realistically expect ≈ 2% fuel savings/year….. ….. >USD$1BN in recurrent annual savings ACAC Seminar – Civil/Military Coordination Rabat,15-16 September 2005
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Emphasize the cost effect Engage the whole aviation community Develop the environmental opportunity ACAC Seminar – Civil/Military Coordination Rabat,15-16 September 2005
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SPECIFIC ACTION “Save One Minute” Campaign Working with Other Agencies Training Fuel Audit Program ACAC Seminar – Civil/Military Coordination Rabat,15-16 September 2005
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“SAVE ONE MINUTE” Average air transport flight time is 97 minutes 40 million operations per year = USD $400BN Saving just ONE MINUTE per flight would potentially save over USD $4BN annually Realistically targeting USD $1BN+ net annual savings Targeting all Air Navigation Service Providers ACAC Seminar – Civil/Military Coordination Rabat,15-16 September 2005
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WORKING WITH OTHER AGENCIES Focused program engaging major agencies including ICAO, ACI, CANSO, Eurocontrol Feedback: Potential for greater collaboration from many ANSPs Improving responses from ICAO Regional offices IATA Regional offices playing a major role in engaging the wider community Hiring of new personnel Special funding for fuel projects at the regional level ACAC Seminar – Civil/Military Coordination Rabat,15-16 September 2005
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Emphasize the cost effect Engage the whole aviation community Develop the environmental opportunity ACAC Seminar – Civil/Military Coordination Rabat,15-16 September 2005
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ENVIRONMENT AND FUEL BURN 1% saving in average annual fuel burn: 100 tonne fuel saving, $50,000 in cost; and decrease pollutants by: 318.7 tons of CO 2 ; 123.9 tons of H 2 O; 2.112 tons of NO x ; 98 kg of SO 2 ; and 56 kg of CO CNS/ATM improvements reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 6-12%. IATA Members to achieve an additional 10% fuel improvement by 2010 ACAC Seminar – Civil/Military Coordination Rabat,15-16 September 2005
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ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTIVENESS 2002 cross fleet fuel effectiveness = 4.5 litres per 100 p.km By 2008 this will be 4.0 l/100 p.km New aircraft effectiveness is 3.5 l/100 p.km New aircraft are on average as fuel efficient as modern compact cars – but 6 times faster! ACAC Seminar – Civil/Military Coordination Rabat,15-16 September 2005
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HOW CAN YOU HELP? Encourage FUA Reduce prohibited areas to minimum Cooperate with CAAs to expedite implementation of future ATM Help us to help you! ACAC Seminar – Civil/Military Coordination Rabat,15-16 September 2005
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