The FAA's Air Traffic Organization oversees the largest, busiest and most complex aviation system in the world. As part of its mission, the ATO operates and maintains our nation's air traffic system, orchestrating the take-off, landing and routing of about 50,000 aircraft a day across U.S.-controlled airspace. The core business is managing, operating and developing air navigation systems and services safely, efficiently and cost-effectively. The ATO, an operational arm of the FAA, serves commercial, general and military aviation.
Year One, Taking Flight: Air Traffic Organization Annual Performance Report 2004
2004
58 pages
Report
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English
Air Transportation , Personnel Management, Labor Relations & Manpower , Public Administration & Government , Transportation Safety , US FAA , Air traffic management , Take-off , Landing , Routing , Aviation system , Air traffic controllers , Air traffic control systems , Navigation , Safety , Cost effectiveness , Performanced-based , Air Traffic Organization (ATO)
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