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FAA Meets NextGen Milestone

Ground satellite system gets go-ahead to expand nationwide

Tags: technology , DHS , DOT , DoD , Next Generational Air Transportation System , GPS , Commerce , President Bush , Bobby Sturgell

Monday - 10/17/2011, 01:09pm EDT

Analysis: The Air Traffic Control System in an emergency

Federal News Radio gets analysis about how air traffic controllers handled that Christmas Day terrorist attack attempt.

Tags: technology , management , FAA Managers Association , David Conley , terrorism , NextGen

Monday - 10/17/2011, 01:09pm EDT
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FAA & IBM team up to predict cyberattacks

IBM and the FAA are working together on a Research and Development project to protect the nation's civilian aviation system from the ever-growing threat of cyber attacks. CTO of IBM U.S. federal, Dave McQueeney, explains.

Tags: Cybersecurity Update , cybersecurity , technology , IBM , Dave McQueeney , contracting , hacking , botnets , analytics , cyberattack

Monday - 10/17/2011, 01:09pm EDT
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FAA and NASA join efforts for space tourism

This change in national direction has been coming, with bipartisan momentum, for over two decades. It started in the Reagan Administration, when a Democratic Congress passed a law creating the FAA Office of Commercial Space Transportation, and President Reagan removed commercial satellites from the Space Shuttle by Executive Order. It continued in 1990, when a Democratic Congress passed the Launch Service Purchase Act of 1990, which was signed into law by the first President Bush. Then, in 1998, a Republican Congress passed the Commercial Space Act of 1998, which was signed by President Clinton.

Tags: NASA , mngt , technology , George Nield , Commercial Space Transportation

Monday - 10/17/2011, 01:08pm EDT
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