The Federal Aviation Administration: A Historical Perspective, 1903-2008: New Challenges - New Duties

Kraus, Theresa L.

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The Federal Aviation Administration: A Historical Perspective, 1903-2008: New Challenges - New Duties

2008-01-01
By Kraus, Theresa L.
Series: The Federal Aviation Administration: A Historical Perspective, 1903-2008

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Alternative Title:

Chapter 4: New Challenges - New Duties
Creators:

Kraus, Theresa L.
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United States. Department of Transportation. Federal Aviation Administration
Subject/TRT Terms:

Airport Operations Air Traffic Control Air Transportation Crashes Aviation Aviation Safety Environmental Impacts Federal Government Agencies History Labor Relations Photographs Research Transportation Departments
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The Federal Aviation Administration: A Historical Perspective, 1903-2008
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In Book
Geographical Coverage:

United States
Corporate Publisher:

United States. Department of Transportation. Federal Aviation Administration
Abstract:

The presidential candidates in the 1968 campaign did not focus on aviation as a national priority. Although they understood the immediate concerns faced by FAA and the aviation community, they could not foresee the new problems the agency would have to solve as it entered its second decade of operation. In addition to growing concerns about national airspace system (NAS) modernization and air traffic controller unrest, the FAA found itself facing new airport, security, and environmental challenges.
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