On the recordSeptember 11, 2012
Transitioning to the GPS-based air traffic control system will allow airlines to reduce flight delays, save fuel, and cut the amount of harmful emissions from aircraft engines.
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congress.govTransitioning to the GPS-based air traffic control system will allow airlines to reduce flight delays, save fuel, and cut the amount of harmful emissions from aircraft engines.
Johnson outlines the benefits of transitioning to a GPS-based air traffic control system.
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