Query Area

Result Area

The Flights matching the query are listed in a table similar to this:

 Most of the columns are the same as the ones found in the Flight List Portlet form the NOP Portal. This NOP Desktop version features 6 new parameters:

• EXIT: the time of the Reference Location of the Traffic Volume.
• #H: the number of hotspots the flight is entering. Click on the link to open a table listing the hotspot(s) description(s):
  
• LS: the occupancy load state in which the flight is counted. If the flight is counted in the Peak, the letter P is displayed in the column- and if the flight is counted in the Sustained, the letter S appears instead.
• MEA+: the most penalising STAM measure.
• MK (Measure Kind): the specification of the M-CDM ATFCM measure(s) affecting the flight. They are presented with the initial of each kind of measure: d = delay, r = re-routing and m = M-CDM only. A lower case indicates a single measure of that kind, while an uppercase indicates multiple measures of that kind.
  Note also that these letters can be combined (i.e. Dr would stand for several delay measures and one re-routing measure).
• M-CDM: the M-CDM state of the measure affecting the flight. The possible values are:
  1. DRAFT = draft
  2. PROP =  proposed
  3. INTERRUPT = interrupted (because a CNL, DLA or CHG message has been received, or because the system was not able to find a new route for the concerned flight)
  4. COORD = coordinated
  5. FOR IMPL = for implementation

Flight List Window - the AO Perspective

This is how the Flight List window appears on the NOP Desktop - note that the Aircraft Operator tab has been selected:

For this example, we have launched a query with the following parameters:

• Operator: AFR
• Traffic Type: Traffic Load
• WEF: 1200
• UNT: 1300

The Result area lists 46 matching flights:

Other Functionalities

Proposal Flight

Times showed in red and followed by the letter lowercase p in the IOBT column indicate the existence of a proposal flight for the currently displayed normal flight.

Click on the callsign link (in the ARCID column) highlighted above to open the Flight details:

The actual route is displayed (as highlighted in the above graphic).

Note the presence of a Proposal exists - Show Proposal link near the top of the window:

Select the link to display the proposed route...

Note how the Proposal exists - Show Proposal link has turned into a Proposal - Show Normal link:

Select the link to restore the actual route as initially presented:

Operational Log

A Proposal Route may also be presented from the Operational Log tab - locate the arrow in front of the HI REROUTE line..

... and click to expand the content:

1 Current route

2 Proposed route