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Sequencing Yourself Tomorrow’s ATC system may require pilots to identify and separate themselves from each other. Here’s why, and how it is supposed to work.
November 329PT, youre number five for the approach. Fly direct to Reece intersection and hold as published, maintain 4000, expect approach clearance at 20 past the hour; time now 35 past the hour. That kind of lengthy, delayed approach clearance could become commonplace in the near future. Oh, sure; a few things have to happen first. Like very light jets (VLJs) populating the skies per projections. And the traveling publicwhich refers to regional jets as little airplanesmust accept six-seaters as safe, viable transportation. Then, the FAA/NASA vision of light airplanes replacing regional highway traffic in the Small Airplane Transportation System (SATS) will have to become a reality. Reliever Subscriber Login Purchase selection, or begin your subscription to www.aviationsafetymagazine.com. Click Here to download Adobe Acrobat |
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