Monday, 26 February 2007 - Features
The Next Generation Air Traffic System
A recent New York Times article focused on the issue of replacing our current air traffic system. Much of the technology used today was developed during World War II when there were far fewer airplanes in the sky than now. It’s a huge credit to air traffic controllers that flying is as safe as it is.
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