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Preston Aviation Solutions, a
Boeing subsidiary, is to supply its Total Airspace and Airport Modeler (TAAM) software package to Dutch consultancy firm To70 for use in
capacity studies of Amsterdam Schiphol Airport.
In a long-term agreement with Schiphol Group, Dutch flag carrier KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, and Air Traffic Control the Netherlands LVNL, To70 will examine current and
predicted capacity issues at Schiphol Airport and assess the impact of changes to future traffic schedules. Currently, To70 is finalizing a highly detailed and realistic
TAAM-model of Schiphol airport.
Schiphol Airport runs one of the largest and most complex airport operations in the world and is the fourth busiest airport in Europe. In 2004, it handled more than 42
million passengers and over 418,000 aircraft movements. To70 has performed various studies for Schiphol airport, but this will be the first project using
TAAM.
"Having in-house capabilities of TAAM allows us to offer our existing and future clients an unprecedented and invaluable consultancy solution," said Aedo Hoekstra,
director of To70.
"Our expertise in environmental aviation issues, in addition to our new simulation and modelling capabilities, adds a new dimension to conducting capacity studies at
airports such as Schiphol."
The capacity model of Schiphol airport is among the many studies that To70 will conduct using TAAM. To70 procured the airspace and airport simulation system from
Preston in April 2005 and will use its capabilities to conduct airport and ATC scenarios studies for aviation organizations in the Netherlands and abroad.
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