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  • The departure time slot is the time interval within which the take-off has to take place. The departure slot is defined to improve the traffic flow and avoid to jam-up the airspace. If the assigned time slot is missed by the pilot, a new CTOT has to be requested to the controller.
  • If a passenger is not present at 10:16, they can close the flight and depart. This is rare, but possible. Point being, the only time that matters is Boarding Time, especially if the flight is delayed. There are two notable exceptions to this: Slot Controlled airports where the destination airport gives departure clearance.
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The European Commission nominated EUROCONTROL as Network Manager in July 2011 until 31 December 2019. EUROCONTROL will seek re-designation for the period beyond 2019. The European ATC network includes all the European Union's 28 and EUROCONTROL's 40 Member States, as well as cooperating Flight Information Regions, FIRs adjacent to this region define the Integrated Flight Planning System Zone, IFTS. The Network Manager Operations Centre is responsible for managing the balance of demand vs. capacity and coordinating adequate responses, to ATC events such as work stoppages and severe weather disruptions. This operation receives, processes and distributes up to 35,000 flight plans a day and covers over 500 European airports.

An airport slot, landing slot, or takeoff slot can be described as permission granted to a specific airline by the operator of the airport. This critical period guarantees the airline in question the permission to take off and land at the airport during a specified time.

Inside the IFTS, operators are expected to use a route planning tool called the Route Availability Document, RAD. This document provides a fully coordinated routing scheme to operators that will maximize capacity and reduce complexity by defining restrictions that prevent disruption to the organized system. EuroControl's Network Manager will apply flow control measures to flights that depart from or arrive into an airport inside the ATFCM area or enter the ATFCM area after departing from an adjacent Flight Information Region. Compliance with these 'Slots' is mandatory for all operators

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EXCEPT:

• Flights carrying Head of State or equivalent status

• Flights conducting search and rescue operations

• Flights authorised by States Authorities to be exempt

• Fights carrying a life-critical emergency evacuation

• Flights conducting engaged in fire-fighting

Where to Find Help

EuroControl maintains a helpdesk for operators. There is a website and phone-in options. Whenever possible, customers should use the E-helpdesk to contact the Central Flow Helpdesk services. For those who do not have access to the internet the Help Desk telephone number is:++32 (0) 2 745.19.01. Callers are requested to provide the flight's call sign before stating the problem. This enables the HelpDesk to display the relevant data concerning the flight before any problem solving takes place. Only one request per flight should be submitted.

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EuroControl also maintains a website called Network Operations Portal, NOP. Crystal casino tottenham court road station. This will display a wealth of information such as current delays in graphical form, planning calendar and details on EuroControl functions. Here is a link





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