This proposal began its development under the airspace change process prior to its revision in January 2018, and has transitioned to the new process. Our transition policy makes clear that such proposals need to meet the requirements of the new process. Where the means by which work carried out under the old process has been adapted or supplemented to meet the requirements of the new process, this has been set out below.

Return to proposals being developed under the new process

ACP reference: ACP-2016-13

Sponsor: Leeds East Airport

Proposal name: Leeds East - Arrival Procedures

Proposal description: This proposal concerns the development of Instrument Approach Procedures at Leeds East Aerodrome

Geographic area: North-East

Level: 1

Stage 1: DEFINE

At stage 1, the change sponsor meets with the CAA to discuss objectives and engages with those potentially affected about the underlying design principles. A timeline is agreed.

Stage 2: DEVELOP AND ASSESS

At stage 2, the change sponsor continues to liaise with stakeholders, develops options and carries out initial impact appraisals.

Stage 3: CONSULT

At stage 3, the change sponsor prepares a consultation, assesses who should be consulted and undertakes the consultation.

Stage 4: UPDATE & SUBMIT

At stage 4, the change sponsor may modify their proposals to reflect consultation responses, and will then make a formal submission of the proposal to the CAA.

Stage 5: DECIDE

At stage 5, the CAA assesses the proposal.

Stage 6: IMPLEMENT

At stage 6, if approved, the change is implemented.

Stage 7: POST IMPLEMENTATION REVIEW

At stage 7, the CAA carries out a review of the change, usually after 12 months of operation.