Tim Stull is Director of Air Traffic Management and Airfield Operations at American Airlines (and formerly the legacy US Airways). He is a dynamic leader and innovator in airport and airspace development with 35 years of domestic and international aviation and business experience. He is also an inactive CPA with a strong background in information technology and systems strategy. During 2012, Tim was a Managing Director at Landrum & Brown in Airport Planning. He addressed the impact of growing customer demand on airports and the ability of the airspace and ATC system to meet it. He ensured this critical business element was appropriately evaluated and included in a comprehensive approach to airport planning, development, management, and revenue optimization. From 2008 to 2012 Tim was the Managing Director of Air Traffic Strategy and Programs for United Airlines. He was instrumental in the new United Airlines obtaining a single operating certificate and was a key player in the airline improving its performance across the board prior to the merger. From 2005 to 2008, Tim Stull was the Manager of Air Traffic Systems for UPS airlines in Louisville Kentucky. His role included worldwide operations planning and opening up permanent relationships with air navigation service providers. From 1996 to 2005 Tim was a key Operations Systems Planning Manager at Continental Airlines. He served the company in a variety of roles that included network planning and airline systems and flight operations.Specialties: Airline Operations, Airline Air Traffic Systems, Air Traffic Management (ATM),Traffic Flow Management, Collaborative Decision Making (CDM), Airspace Simulation, Airspace Procedures Design, Airport Surface Management Systems, Airline Operations Planning and Systems, Air Traffic Support to Airline Safety Action Programs, Public Company Accounting and Business