1982 Future Air Traffic Control Facilities Connolly Embry-Riddle AS 606 Manual
$60.00
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A scarce 1982 Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University course manual examining the anticipated future of air traffic control technology, systems, and facilities.
Prepared by Thomas J. Connolly for the university’s advanced AS 606 course, this specialized publication provides a period perspective on how aviation educators and professionals expected air traffic management to develop during the emerging computer and automation era. It offers valuable historical context for understanding the modernization of radar, communications, navigation, surveillance, control centers, and the broader National Airspace System.
An unusual research source for pilots, air traffic controllers, aviation historians, Embry-Riddle alumni, aerospace researchers, and collectors of technical aviation publications. It may be especially useful for comparing early modernization forecasts with today’s FAA infrastructure and automated air traffic systems.
The front cover reads Future Air Traffic Control Facilities, while the internal title page reads Future Air Traffic Control Systems. Copyright and reprint date are both 1982. Published by Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University.
Large-format, staple-bound course manual. Covers show light rubbing, minor marks, edge wear, and corner wear. Interior appears clean and readable from the pages examined. Please review all photographs for the exact condition.
SKU G-6
1982 Future Air Traffic Control Facilities Connolly Embry-Riddle AS 606 Manual
$60.00
Prepared by Thomas J. Connolly for the university’s advanced AS 606 course, this specialized publication provides a period perspective on how aviation educators and professionals expected air traffic management to develop during the emerging computer and automation era. It offers valuable historical context for understanding the modernization of radar, communications, navigation, surveillance, control centers, and the broader National Airspace System.
An unusual research source for pilots, air traffic controllers, aviation historians, Embry-Riddle alumni, aerospace researchers, and collectors of technical aviation publications. It may be especially useful for comparing early modernization forecasts with today’s FAA infrastructure and automated air traffic systems.
The front cover reads Future Air Traffic Control Facilities, while the internal title page reads Future Air Traffic Control Systems. Copyright and reprint date are both 1982. Published by Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University.
Large-format, staple-bound course manual. Covers show light rubbing, minor marks, edge wear, and corner wear. Interior appears clean and readable from the pages examined. Please review all photographs for the exact condition.
SKU G-6