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GB: airports have to invest in air traffic control tools

London, United Kingdom - A Civil Aviation Authority report denounced it

A report of the British Civil Aviation Authority denounces that on the English runaways could verify what happened in Linate Airport, October 8, 2001: increasingly, aircraft home in other plane's flightpath. According to the report, the event is due to the flight boost and from studies carried out, it surfaces that only the International Airport of Heathrow has adopted radar system able to localize...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 106203
Rome, Italy, 10/27/2004 17:26
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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