THE KOREA AREA CONTROL CENTER

EDITED BY BRUCE D. NORDWALL October 29, 2001
THE KOREA AREA CONTROL CENTER is now in operation using Lockheed Martin's SkyLine air traffic management system, making the Inchon Airport facility, in Seoul, the largest SkyLine installation in Asia. The new facility is managing 860 aircraft movements daily in the Korea Flight Information Region...

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