What if aircraft approached airports differently?
One of the concepts currently attracting growing international attention is steep(er) approach operations. Airports, research institutes and aviation stakeholders across Europe are exploring whether steeper approach angles can contribute to reduced noise exposure while maintaining operational feasibility and safety. At Rotterdam The Hague Airport, an initial exploration of steeper approach operations has been carried out together with NLR and other stakeholders to better understand the opportunities and challenges of this concept. During this edition of the RHIA Talk on October 5, leading experts from industry, government and academia will share their insights, experiences and perspectives on this emerging topic. Event Details ๐ Date: OCT 5๐ Time: 15:00-17.00 CET (14:45-15:00 CET walk-in)๐ธ Networking Drinks | 17:00 โ 18:00 CET๐ Rotterdam The Hague Airport (address details provided upon registration)
One of the concepts currently attracting growing international attention is steep(er) approach operations. Airports, research institutes and aviation stakeholders across Europe are exploring whether steeper approach angles can contribute to reduced noise exposure while maintaining operational feasibility and safety. At Rotterdam The Hague Airport, an initial exploration of steeper approach operations has been carried out together with NLR and other stakeholders to better understand the opportunities and challenges of this concept.
During this edition of the RHIA Talk on October 5, leading experts from industry, government and academia will share their insights, experiences and perspectives on this emerging topic.
Event Details ๐ Date: OCT 5๐ Time: 15:00-17.00 CET (14:45-15:00 CET walk-in)๐ธ Networking Drinks | 17:00 โ 18:00 CET๐ Rotterdam The Hague Airport (address details provided upon registration)
WHAT TO EXPECT
Together, we will explore:
The programme features expert presentations, a moderated panel discussion, an interactive Q&A session and a forward-looking dialogue on possible next steps for validating, testing and international cooperation.
WHY ATTEND?
This RHIA Talk brings together researchers, policymakers, aviation professionals, businesses and public stakeholders to exchange knowledge and discuss how innovation can contribute to a more sustainable future for aviation.
Whether your interest lies in noise reduction, operational innovation, environmental impact, airspace management or European collaboration, this event offers the opportunity to engage with experts and fellow stakeholders.
Interest in this topic is growing rapidly across the aviation sector, and participation capacity is limited.
Secure your spot today and join the conversation shaping the next generation of quieter and smarter airport operations.
R&D Engineer, Netherlands Aerospace Centre (NLR) and Captain at Transavia
LiT DASAL Project Coordinator at NLR
Coordinating Policy Officer, Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management
Assistant Professor, Faculty of Aerospace Engineering, TU Delft
Air Traffic Management Architect at LVNL
Training and Standards Captain Falcon 8X, Shell
Director of Development & Capacity, Rotterdam The Hague Airport