AIR TRAVEL IN CRISIS..

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- WELCOME TO GRIDLOCK, ALL FLIGHTS DELAYED / JAMES OTT. -- AIRLINES, CONTROLLERS FIGHT OVER DELAYS / DAVID HUGHES. -- NORTHWEST SEEKS HELP FROM AIR CONTROLLERS. -- WHY ARE PASSENGERS SO ANGRY AT CARRIERS? JAMES R. ASKER. -- PASSENGER RIGHTS MOVEMENT EXPECTED TO BOUNCE BACK PAUL MANN. -- UNRULY PASSENGERS CHALLENGE AIRLINES. -- SEATING SITUATION IS ROOT OF MUCH PASSENGER DISCONTENT / FRANCES FIORINO. -- DATA LINK HOLDS KEY TO ATC IMPROVEMENTS / BRUCE D. NORDWALL. -- DESPITE CLAIMS, COSTS OF DELAYS ARE UNPROVEN / JAMES T. MCKENNA. -- PILOTS SEE SHRINKING MARGIN FOR ERROR / DAVID HUGHES. -- FAA INSTITUTING CHANGES TO COMBAT TRAVEL DELAYS / EDWARD H. PHILLIPS. -- PRIVATIZED U.S. ATC COULD EASE CONGESTION / BRUCE A. SMITH. -- O'HARE SERVES AS CRUCIBLE FOR LAHSO, REGIONAL JET OPS / JAMES OTT. -- SAFETY OFFICIALS WARN AGAINST EFFICIENCY RUSH / JAMES T. MCKENNA. -- AVIATION WEEK'S ACTION PLAN FOR AIR TRAVEL / DAVID M. NORTH. -- GLOBAL COMPETITIVENESS CONCERNS COULD BOOST AIRPORT EXPANSION / PAUL PROCTOR. -- NASA TO TES
Publication Date: 1999-10-25

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- Aviation Week & Space Technology
- Publisher: McGraw-Hill, Incorporated
- ISSN: 0005-2175