The way an aircraft climbs or descends can make a significant difference to the environment, from reducing fuel burn, to minimising gaseous emissions and noise over the surrounding airport communities. The project aims to minimise the environmental footprint of flights during climb, descent and approach through novel avionics functions and improved arrival routes and procedures. It provides, for the first time, a holistic solution that combines airborne and ATM improvements enabled by enhanced communication capabilities.

European Union
Project ID: DYN-MARS
Grant ID: 101114627
Status: Completed
Project duration: 01-09-2023 > 31-08-2026
EU contr.: €3.770.315,68
Total cost: €6.192.794,00
Activity: Industrial research
Flagship: Aviation green deal
SESAR programme: Digital European Sky
Benefits: Cost efficiency, Enhanced safety, Optimised capacity, Reduced fuel consumption and emissions
DYN-MARS- Dynamic Management of Aircraft Configuration and Route Structures