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Aviation Week & Space Technology 1995-05-15

VOL. 142 NO. 20 May 15, 1995

Space Technology

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Uzbekistan Satellites

May 15, 1995
Uzbekistan defense officials have proposed incorporating a formerly classified satellite-tracking site into the U.S. space surveillance network, which could improve capabilities to detect orbital debris.

FILTER CENTER

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THE UNITED KINGDOM

May 15, 1995
THE UNITED KINGDOM'S Civil Aviation Administration plans to use a 20 channel GPS/Glonass receiver in tests of satellite navigation performance. The CAA's Institute of Satellite Navigation at the University of Leeds, England, which developed the receiver, is cooperating with British Airways to observe GPS performance on one of its Boeing 747-400s. In recent tests, Leeds simultaneously received 11 GPS and nine Glonass satellites and obtained a common fix.

REGIONAL AIRLINES SPECIAL REPORT

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REGIONAL AIRLINES SPECIAL REPORT

May 15, 1995
Regional airlines are emerging from a winter of turmoil caused by fatal accidents in the U.S. and major market changes.

Washington Outlook

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ATC REVIVAL

May 15, 1995
JUST WHEN GENERAL AVIATION LOBBYISTS were confident that plans for an air traffic control (ATC) corporation were in eclipse on Capitol Hill, Senate Budget Committee chairman Pete Domenici (R.-N.M.) is reviving them.