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How Does That Work? FAA Air Traffic Control at EAA Airventure Oshkosh The Busiest Moo-Cows in Wisconsin
When moved, they lurch slowly across the field, creaking with the effort, occasionally getting stuck in a pothole. The uninitiated may think they’re nothing more than hijacked hay wagons. But that’s where any similarity to their four-legged counterparts and Wisconsin’s farm industry ends. The FAA’s MOO-COWS (Mobile Operations and Communications Workstations) are hard-working technical bases for controllers to use in departing aircraft in an efficient, safe and orderly...
FAA Invests Another $121M to Reduce Chance of Close Calls at Airports
Projects will reconfigure taxiways that may cause confusion, install new lighting systems and provide more flexibility on the airfield.Runway Safety Meetings Scheduled at Approximately 90 Airports
Safety events bring stakeholders together to identify issues, solutions.Close Calls and the New York Times: What You Need to Know
The U.S. aviation system is the safest in the world, but one close call is one too many. The FAA and the aviation community are pursuing a goal of zero serious close calls.How Does That Work? 2023 Fisk Facts FAA Air Traffic Control at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh - FISK FACTS
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