FAA to take part in conference with NASA to talk about future of aviation
16-Apr-2009 |
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The topics range from new technology to the environment to the workforce, but each has a common thread: what's the aviation system going to look like tomorrow? And, perhaps more importantly, what are we doing to be ready?
The symposium, to be held 05 - 07-May in Atlantic City, will feature a battery of high-powered speakers to answer those questions. The group will consider not only aviation in the United States but a global perspective as well. Primary areas of focus include research issues related to aviation infrastructure, aircraft and flight vehicles, airports and the environment.
The program includes: Dr. John Cavolowsky, acting director of NASA's airspace systems program; Vicki Cox, the FAA's senior vice-president for NextGen and Operations Planning; Dr. Wilson Felder, director of the FAA Technical Center; John Kefaliotis, director of ADS-B for ITT Corp.; and Dr. Karlin Toner, the DoT's senior staff advisor for NextGen coordination. (c) Centre for Asia Pacific Aviation. Date posted: 16-Apr-09
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