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Author: Bernard Hannan Publisher: ISBN: Category : Languages : en Pages : 48
Book Description
The report presents the forecasts of Instrument Flight Rule (IFR) aircraft handled by FAA air route traffic control centers (ARTCC). It serves as a base for the FAA planning and budget process in determining future requirements for facilities, equipment and manpower. The forecasts show that total aircraft handled will increase from 25.7 million in FY 1977 to 41.5 million in FY 1989. These national total numbers along with those for the intervening years are broken down by FAA region and by each air route traffic control center in this report. (Author).
Author: Bernard Hannan Publisher: ISBN: Category : Languages : en Pages : 48
Book Description
The report presents the forecasts of Instrument Flight Rule (IFR) aircraft handled by FAA air route traffic control centers (ARTCC). It serves as a base for the FAA planning and budget process in determining future requirements for facilities, equipment and manpower. The forecasts show that total aircraft handled will increase from 25.7 million in FY 1977 to 41.5 million in FY 1989. These national total numbers along with those for the intervening years are broken down by FAA region and by each air route traffic control center in this report. (Author).
Author: Bernard Hannan Publisher: ISBN: Category : Air traffic control Languages : en Pages : 54
Book Description
The report presents the forecasts of Instrument Flight Rule (IFR) aircraft handled by FAA air route traffic control centers (ARTCC). It serves as a base for the FAA planning and budget process in determining future requirements for facilities, equipment and manpower. The forecasts show that total aircraft handled will increase from 28.1 millions in FY 1978 to 45.6 million in FY 1990. These national total numbers along with those for the intervening years are broken down by FAA region and by each air route traffic control center in this report. (Author).
Author: Bernard Hannan
Author: Bernard Hannan
Author: Bernard Hannan
Author: United States. Federal Aviation Administration
Author: United States. Office of Aviation Policy
Author: Bernard Hannan
Author: 
Author: Bernard Hannan
Author: United States. Aviation Forecast Branch
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Author: United States. Office of Aviation Economics