Air Transport

Keywords : Airlines, Air Transport, Air Traffic Control, Aircraft, Air Freight, Airline Industry, Air Ports, International Transportation,

International Air Transport Association - Year 2000 Page "A particular focus will be the extent to which the industry’s need for "compliance" extends far beyond the airlines themselves to encompass all business partners and service suppliers, including airports, air traffic control systems and ground services. In this context, IATA is currently in detailed discussions with the Air Transport Association of America (ATA) to pursue a joint programme to assess the preparedness of key suppliers to the airline industry, including airports and government agencies."

• International Air Transport Association - Year 2000 - Articles
• International Air Transport Association - Year 2000 - Surveys

American Association of Airport Executives and the International Association of Airport Executive (AAAE and IAAE) - AirportNet.Org

• Year 2000 Airport Resource
  • Airport Tools
  • Regulatory - AAAE's Regulatory Affairs staff as they work with FAA and other federeal agencies to develop regulatory solutions for Y2K.
  • Legislative
  • Year 2000 Airport Survey Results (Nov 30, 1998 Survey of Airport Directors at 648 airports, 228 responded)
  • AirportNet Conference Center
  • Airport Magazine - Special on Y2K Y2K - Are We Ready?

ATA Press Release #02 1-8-98 Airlines Announce Industry-Wide Year 2000 Program

United States - Federal Aviation Administration Year 2000 Program Office "The Year 2000 challenges facing the international aviation community are formidable. There are several global systems requiring evaluation for Year 2000 repairs, including global air traffic management systems, avionics, data exchange systems, airport infrastructure and security systems, and those systems used by associated service suppliers. Global coordination in confronting these challenges is a necessity. The FAA is working with the international community to help create awareness, to encourage cooperative efforts in addressing the Year 2000 issues, and to expedite the international planning necessary to ensure public safety worldwide. " -

• FAA Year 2000 Program Office
• FAA Year 2000 Repair Process
• FAA Year 2000 International
  • International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)
    • ICAO Year 2000 Page
      • Questionaire send to members (no status report)
  • International Air Transport Association (IATA)
  • Eurocontrol
  • Informal Global Y2K Coordination Action Group

Eurocontrol and Y2K

• Y2K Status (April 1999 in Word Format)
• ATC operational contingency measures
• Maastricht UAC and the CFMU at Brussels are the two units within the EUROCONTROL Agency performing operational ATS and ATM functions. The managers of these units report in regular intervals about the progress in all Y2K-related activities to achieve Y2K compliancy.

AICC - Aviation Industry CBT Committee (Computer Based Training, no apparent Y2K)

Airports Council International (ACI) (no apparent Y2K program)

Association of Asia Pacific Airlines (no apparent Y2K program)

National Association of State Aviation Officials (Link down at last check)

National Civil Aviation Review Commission (No Y2K)

Regional Airline Association (No Apparent Y2K, in a good position to help)

• Members
• Industry Fact Sheet

Boeing Year 2000 Home Page