Europe faces up to question of funding for Single European Sky

What will EUR30 billion buy you? If you’re the EU and its airspace users, it will be just about enough to get you the technology and infrastructure needed to build, implement and run a unified European airspace and air traffic management system. That’s the conclusion of the European ATM master plan, which outlines the direction European airspace management will take over the next decade. [2142 words]

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This report contains the following subheadings:

• Financing SESAR and the Single European Sky
• The upside of SES
• Already lagging on targets for SES
• The other side of the pond
• Industry involvement

This report contains the following charts and tables:

• Projected SESAR investment per stakeholder per time to achieve ATM capability level 3
• SESAR deployment master plan
• European ATFM flight delays
• European ATM cost effectiveness
• European price of carbon and annual emissions contracts