NATA Says RVSM Costs Are Half Of Older Aircraft Value
National Air Transportation Association is asking FAA to go slowly in implementing domestic Reduced Vertical Separation Minimum because the costs of modifying older turbine-powered aircraft equal as much as half their value. NATA VP Jeb Burnside said that while he supports RVSM implementation, "our...
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