Essays on Air Traffic Controllers

Introduction

At present, the global positioning system (GPS) has helped in pinpointing locations and routes, saving time, providing fuel efficiency for aircrafts, and improving pilot performance. However, pilots and traffic controllers have commented on the lack of more accurate data and functionalities. Experts have also noted that GPS has a long way to go to make air traffic controllers more efficient in ensuring safe air traffic. With new technology being introduced in everyday activities, software developers and aircraft manufacturers will be able to introduce a more effective GPS in the near future (Wickens et al., 1998).

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Introduction

Technology advancement is a requirement for all public systems where users come in large numbers. One such critical functioning system is the Air Traffic Control system of the America. America’s Air Traffic Control (ATC) system had been running for the past 40 years and catering to the burgeoning traffic at the airports. At any given time in the United States, approximately 7000 aircraft are flying in the country’s airspace. The country’s air traffic system had been catering to the ever increasing demand. However, it ...

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Ronald Wilson Reagan was the second President in American postwar history, who ruled two terms. He left office with high public credibility, and greatly contributed to the fact that Vice President George Bush in 1988 was elected as his successor. If you follow the comments of some journalists, political scientists and historians, you would see that any other President after Franklin D. Roosevelt had not implemented a big change in the life of American society than Ronald Reagan. It was about the "conservative revolution", and even "Reagan revolution". In these cases, as a rule, among the main reasons that ...