BOEING'S GLOBAL SATELLITE NAVIGATION SYSTEM GETS SKEPTICAL RECEPTION

By Kerry Lynch ([email protected]) June 11, 2001
The Boeing Company Thursday sketched its vision of a new global air traffic control system that uses a "revolutionary" technology involving a new constellation of communication, navigation and surveillance satellites to make air travel more efficient and safe. But the Boeing concept, as outlined...

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