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Design and Development of a Flight Route Modification Logging and Communication Network
Author(s) -
Daniel K. Merlino,
C. L. Wilson,
Lindsey M. Carboneau,
Andrew J. Wilder,
Matthew C. Underwood
Publication year - 2016
Publication title -
14th aiaa aviation technology, integration, and operations conference
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Conference proceedings
DOI - 10.2514/6.2016-4068
Subject(s) - logging , computer science , ecology , biology
There is an overwhelming desire to create and enhance communication mechanisms between entities that operate within the National Airspace System. Furthermore, airlines are always extremely interested in increasing the efficiency of their flights. An innovative system prototype was developed and tested that improves collaborative decision making without modifying existing infrastructure or operational procedures within the current Air Traffic Management System. This system enables collaboration between flight crew and airline dispatchers to share and assess optimized flight routes through an Internet connection. Using a sophisticated medium-fidelity flight simulation environment, a rapid-prototyping development, and a unified modeling language, the software was designed to ensure reliability and scalability for future growth and applications. Ensuring safety and security were primary design goals, therefore the software does not interact or interfere with major flight control or safety systems. The system prototype demonstrated an unprecedented use of in-flight Internet to facilitate effective communication with Airline Operations Centers, which may contribute to increased flight efficiency for airlines.

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