FASI(N)

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Future Airspace Strategy Implementation (North) (formerly Prestwick Lower Airspace Systemisation)

FASI(N) is a combination of airspace redesign modules that comply with the UK's Future Airspace Strategy through the provision of Performance Based Navigation routes, Standard Instrument Departures and Standard Arrival Routes which facilitate continuous climb and continuous descent operations, user preferred routes, Flexible Use of Airspace and simplified boundaries between controlled and uncontrolled airspace. The redesign and modification will include the Manchester Terminal Control Area, Scottish Terminal Control Area, Belfast Terminal Control Area and Irish Sea sector operations.

Isle of Man/Antrim Systemisation

Last updated: 01 September 2020

Sponsor: NATS

Isle of Man/Antrim sectors systemisation and introduction of RNAV1 route structure

Formal overview and background material relating to the airspace change proposal	11 Nov 2015
Framework briefing held with organisations considering proposal of the change	17 Nov 2015
Sponsor external consultation document (with associated appendices)	4 Jul - 30 Aug 2016
Sponsor's external consultation feedback report	27 Jan 2017
Sponsor's formal airspace change proposal (date received by CAA)	29 Mar 2017
Operational assessment by CAA	26 Jul 2017
Consultation assessment by CAA	30 Jun 2017
Environmental assessment by CAA	30 Jun 2017
Decision document (CAA change approval)	21 Aug 2017
AIRAC distribution date/AIP amendment	28 Sep 2017
Change implementation date	9 Nov 2017
Post Implementation Review - Sponsor's report This airspace change proposal is being conducted under CAP 725 but for transparency the publishing of this sponsor's report opens a 28 day window for feedback. Any feedback should be sent to to airspace.policy@caa.co.uk. The feedback window will close on 15 July 2020.	17 Jun 2020
CAA Post Implementation Review assessment (CAP 1948)	01 Sep 2020

Edinburgh SIDs and STARs

ACP reference: ACP-2015-02

Sponsor: Edinburgh Airport Ltd

New SIDs and STARs (Arrival Transitions to Final Approach), RNAV (GNSS) approaches, and revised ILS procedures (as required), re-design of terminal holds and associated STARs (part of NATS' PLAS project).

Following the publication of a redacted version of the Sponsor's final proposal, any stakeholder may submit a 'call in' requesting that the final decision about changes to the design of UK airspace is made by the Secretary of State for Transport rather than the CAA. Stakeholders can review the airport's proposal to assess whether or not it meets any of the call-in criteria. The 'call in' for Edinburgh's Airspace Change Proposal was open until 17:00 17 October 2018. Details on the process and how to submit a request can be found here.

Last updated: 30 November 2018

Framework briefing held with organisations considering proposal of the change Record of agreement Presentation Meeting notes	11 Nov 2016
Sponsor's first external consultation document (with associated appendices)	6 Jun 2016
Sponsor's external consultation feedback report	25 Nov 2016
Sponsor's second external consultation document	30 Jan 2017
Edinburgh has updated their consultation material to add additional information about the impact of the changes and proposed RNAV SID designs - this material is available at letsgofurther.com.	16 Feb 2017
Sponsor's external feedback report on second consultation - Issue 1. The sponsor will publish a second feedback report - date TBC.	4 Aug 2017
Sponsor's formal airspace change proposal (date received by CAA)	4 Aug 2017
The CAA will carry out a completeness check to determine if all ACP documentation has been received; this is due to be completed by 10 August 2017. If this is successful, then the case study analysis will commence.	4 Aug 2017
'Completeness check' completed 11 August 2017. The CAA is commencing Stage 5 of the ACP Process. The outcome of this regulatory analysis will not be known until after 1 December 2017. Edinburgh has published an interim statement regarding what has been proposed to the CAA.	14 Aug 2017
The CAA has decided not to continue its review into Stage 5 of the Airspace Change Process. We have requested the airport address a number of technical and coordination issues.	21 Sep 2017
CAA letter to Edinburgh Airport regarding the decision not to continue its review into Stage 5 of the Airspace Change Process.	21 Sep 2017
Edinburgh Airport published the 2nd consultation 'rationale document' titled: 'What we have proposed and why'	11 Oct 2017
Edinburgh has addressed the Runway 06 design issue referred to above in our letter of 21 September 2017. As a consequence, EAL has initiated a further round of consultation to provide communities affected by the design changes an opportunity to provide feedback to the sponsor. The further consultation material may be viewed via this link: letsgofurther.com/	1 Jun 2018
Sponsor's external feedback report on third consultation (August 2018)	13 Aug 2018
The CAA has received the Sponsor's formal airspace change proposal (ACP) and has carried out a completeness check on the documentation. The CAA confirms that all ACP documentation has been received. The CAA is commencing Stage 5 of the ACP Process.	13 Aug 2018
North Queensferry Community Council's letter asking for call in	6 Sep 2018
Sponsor's final formal airspace change proposal	19 Sep 2018
Sponsor's formal airspace change proposal version 2.1 dated 15 October received	15 Oct 2018
Edinburgh SIDs and STARS minded-to decision of the CAA	29 October 2018
Data provided by the sponsor Supporting material to the ACP v2.1 is provided here: Publications relating to ACP-2015-02 v2.1 Note that some maps (e.g. under item 31 and 32 (Ref 24b and 24c)) show diagrams to illustrate the airspace structure. These PDFs include a layer tab to select supporting mapping layers. For example, to see geographical locations, the '2 250K maps RM' layer should be selected. Data that is commercial in confidence has not been published, although the reference to the material is included.	4 Nov 2018
CAA assessment of the criteria for call in by the Secretary of State of Edinburgh Airport's October 2018 airspace change proposal	6 Nov 2018
Letter from DfT on Edinburgh Airport call in	26 Nov 2018
CAA Decision letter to Edinburgh Airport Limited	26 Nov 2018
CAA Edinburgh Airport Noise Calculations and Comparisons with Measurements	30 Nov 2018
Operational assessment by CAA
Consultation assessment by CAA
Environmental assessment by CAA
Decision document (CAA change approval)
AIRAC distribution date/AIP amendment
Change implementation date

Glasgow Airport RNAV SIDs and IAPs

ACP reference: ACP-2015-03

Sponsor: Glasgow Airport

Last updated: 4 April 2018

The CAA has written to Glasgow Airport, following consultation with the Department for Transport, notifying the airport of our requirement that this airspace change proposal will be assessed against CAP1616 (the CAA's new airspace change process). The letter to the airport can be read here and the CAA's public statement here .

Related correspondence between the CAA, DfT and Glasgow Airport can be viewed here .

Framework briefing held with organisations considering proposal of the change Framework briefing B (09/06/2016) Framework briefing C (05/10/2016)	05 Oct 16
Sponsor external consultation document (with associated appendices)	Jan 18
Sponsor's external consultation feedback report
Sponsor's formal airspace change proposal (date received by CAA)
Operational assessment by CAA
Consultation assessment by CAA
Environmental assessment by CA
Decision document (CAA change approval)
Change implementation date
AIRAC distribution date / AIP amendment
Sponsor's analysis
CAA PIR assessment

Glasgow Prestwick RNAV departure and arrival procedures

ACP reference: ACP-2016-25

Sponsor: Glasgow Prestwick Airport

RNAV departure and arrival procedures

Last updated: 20 March 2017

Framework briefing held with organisations considering proposal of the change	23 Feb 17
Sponsor external consultation document (with associated appendices)	14 Jun 17
Sponsor's external consultation feedback report	13 Oct 17
Sponsor's formal airspace change proposal (date received by CAA)	9 Feb 2018
Sponsor's formal airspace change proposal (date received by CAA) Following the publication of a redacted version of the Sponsor's final proposal, any stakeholder may submit a 'call in' requesting that the final decision about changes to the design of UK airspace is made by the Secretary of State for Transport rather than the CAA. Stakeholders can review the airport's proposal to assess whether or not it meets any of the call-in criteria. The 'call in' for Glasgow Prestwick Airport's Airspace Change Proposal is open until 24 October 2018. Details on the process and how to submit a request can be found here.	26 Sep 18
Operational assessment by CAA
Consultation assessment by CAA
Environmental assessment by CAA
Decision document (CAA change approval) Letter regarding redesignation of STARS	29 Nov 2018
Change implementation date
AIRAC distribution date / AIP amendment
PIR initiation date
Sponsor's analysis
CAA PIR assessment

Leeds Bradford

ACP reference: ACP-2015-10

Sponsor: Leeds Bradford Airport

This proposal concerns the development of new RNAV departure and arrival procedures at Leeds Bradford airport.

The CAA will carry out a completeness check to determine if all ACP documentation has been received; this was due to be completed by 14 Jan 2019. However, the Completeness Check period has been extended in order to allow the Sponsor to provide all the relevant information required under CAP725. If this is successful, then the case study analysis will commence.

Last updated: 30 May 2019

Framework briefing held with organisations considering proposal of the change	23 Sep 2016
Sponsor's formal airspace change proposal (date received by CAA) Enclosure 1: LBA ACP Consultation Document Issue 1 dated 15^th June 2017 Enclosure 2: LBA ACP Consultation Document Issue 1.1 dated 29^th June 2017 Enclosure 3: LBA Consultation Document - Issue 2 dated 14^th July 2017 Enclosure 4: LBA Addendum to Consultation Document dated 18^th September 2017 Enclosure 5: Consultation Feedback Report Enclosure 6: Environmental Report Enclosure 7: Safety Assessments a. Safety Case Part 1 (not published by the Change Sponsor due to commercial sensitivities) b. Safety Case Part 2 (not published by the Change Sponsor due to commercial sensitivities) c. Safety Case Part 3 and 4 (not published by the Change Sponsor due to commercial sensitivities) Enclosure 8: Proposed IFPs (Technical Documentation) a. Annex A (contained within formal airspace change proposal submission) b. Annex B (contained within formal airspace change proposal submission) Enclosure 9: Consultation Responses Enclosure 10: Draft letters of agreement Enclosure 11: LBA Proposed CTR Amendment - Analysis of Containment of IFPs (diagram available in formal airspace change proposal submission) Enclosure 12: Procedures Flight Validation Plan (will not be available until the regulatory decision has been made) Enclosure 13: Draft IAIP AD 2-EGNM-1 Leeds Bradford Aerodrome - Textual Data amendment	18 Dec 2018
CAA document completeness check undertaken and completed - January 2019 Following the 'completeness check' the CAA confirms that all ACP documentation has been received from the Sponsor and a redacted version of the Sponsor's final proposal has been published. Any stakeholder may submit a 'call in' requesting that the final decision about changes to the design of UK airspace is made by the Secretary of State for Transport rather than the CAA. The 'call in' for Leeds Bradford's Airspace Change Proposal is open until 18 February 2019. Details on the process and how to submit a request can be found here.	21 Jan 2019
The CAA has received a request for the final decision on this airspace change proposal to be called in by the Secretary of State for Transport. The CAA now has a period of 3-weeks to determine whether the call-in-criteria has been met and to prepare/submit its assessment to the Department for Transport. Secretary of State Call-In Request - 15^th February 2019 Secretary of state call-in request - 19th February 2019 DfT Request for CAA Call-In Assessment CAA assessment of the call-in criteria Letter from DfT on Leeds-Bradford call-in assessment	March 2019
Additional feedback/comments on CAA assessment of call-in criteria
Operational assessment by CAA
Consultation assessment by CAA	30 May 2019
Plain English Summary of Safety Assessment	28 March 2019
Environmental assessment by CAA
Decision document	30 May 2019
Change implementation date	N/A
AIRAC distribution date / AIP amendment	N/A
PIR initiation date	N/A
Sponsor's analysis	N/A
CAA PIR assessment	N/A

Future Airspace Strategy Implementation (North) (formerly Prestwick Lower Airspace Systemisation)

Isle of Man/Antrim Systemisation

Edinburgh SIDs and STARs

Glasgow Airport RNAV SIDs and IAPs

Glasgow Prestwick RNAV departure and arrival procedures

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