Analyzing multi-year operational data from European and US airspace corridors operating under dynamic civil-military sharing.
Flight tracking data indicates that commercial airliners fly an average of 42 nautical miles of unnecessary circuitous routing per flight due to rigid airspace partitioning.
Airlines operating in modernized FUA corridors save over 120 kilograms of fuel per flight, preventing millions of tons of CO2 emissions annually and substantially lowering operating ticket costs.
Military forces also benefit: dynamic scheduling allows air forces to request larger, higher-altitude training blocks on short notice when tactical exercises require supersonic maneuvering.