THE FAA HAS ACCEPTED

Edited by Bruce D. Nordwall August 18, 2003
THE FAA HAS ACCEPTED a key building block for the En Route Modernization (ERAM) program, which was awarded to Lockheed Martin in July 2002. The company's En route Communications Gateway (ECG) will transmit radar surveillance data to the FAA's 20 Air Route Traffic Control Centers, which control high...

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