In August 1990, at the request of Direccion General De Aeronautica Civil (DGAC), a definitional mission (DM) for an air traffic control (ATC) project in Chile was conducted. The DM report recommended a $260,000 TDP grant to finance the cost of developing a master plan for Chile's aviation sector covering the period 1990-2000. Further discussions between TDP and DGAC resulted in delaying consideration of the grant pending a reprioritization of government investment in the aviation sector. In October 1991, DGAC requested the U.S. Trade and Development Program (TDP) to fund a feasibility study to determine the possibility of using an Automatic Dependent Surveillance (ADS) System for the control and surveillance of aerial operations in Chile's jurisdictional space. In early December 1991, TDP contracted for a quick desk study to assess the desirability of TDP funding the study requested by DGAC.
Air Traffic Control Project in Chile; Desk Study Report
1991
7 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Air Transportation , Foreign Industry Economic Development , International Commerce, Marketing, & Economics , Air traffic control , Air surveillance , Chile , Developing countries , Airspace , Aviation safety , Feasibility studies , Foreign marketing , Export trade information , ADS(Automatic Dependent Surveillance) system) , Infrastructure