U.S., Europe Collaborating On Future Air Traffic Control Requirements
The FAA says researchers in the U.S. and Europe are working to develop standards for approaches to communications, navigation and surveillance so aircraft flying over the Atlantic will require only one set of avionics to interact with two air traffic control systems—the FAA’s Next Generation Air...
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