FAA Anticipates `Radio Gridlock'
The FAA says the radio frequencies aircraft use to communicate with air traffic controllers and each other are nearing capacity, and industry demand could ``exhaust'' the system by the end of the decade. Several technological advancements could slow or even reverse this trend, the agency says, but...
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