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FAA’s Controller Scheduling Practices Can Impact Human Fatigue, Controller Performance, and Agency Costs
The Nation’s air traffic controllers play an important role in maintaining the safety of the National Airspace System.
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Date: 08.27.2013
PDF icon FAA Air Traffic Controller Scheduling Practices^08-27-13.pdf
FAA’s Acquisition Strategy for Terminal Modernization Is at Risk for Cost Increases, Schedule Delays, and Performance Shortfalls
Since 1996, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has been working to modernize and standardize the terminal automation systems that air traffic controllers rely on to manage traffic within a 50-mile radius of airports.
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Date: 05.29.2013
PDF icon FAA’s Acquisition Strategy for Terminal Modernization Report^5-29-13.pdf
FAA Has Made Progress Fielding ERAM, but Critical Work on Complex Sites and Key Capabilities Remains
The Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) efforts to modernize the National Airspace System depend on the successful implementation of the foundational En Route Automation Modernization (ERAM) system—a multibillion dollar system for processing f
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Date: 08.15.2013
PDF icon DOT OIG ERAM Report 508.pdf
More Comprehensive Data Are Needed To Better Understand The Nation's Flight Delays And Their Causes
The causes and impacts of flight delays and cancellations continue to be a key concern for Congress, the Department of Transportation, the airline industry, and the flying public.
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Date: 12.18.2013
PDF icon Flight Delays Final Report 12-18-13_final_signed_508.pdf

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