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‘Change’ Coming to the FAA

Steve Scott

Monday, November 10th, 2008

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While "change" has been a slightly over-used phrase this year, FAA Acting Administrator Bobby Sturgell last week stuck with that theme in walking attendees of the Air Traffic Control Association's annual conference through a couple of key FAA procurement programs, which have undergone the most significant transformations over the past couple of years. He said the FAA changed the management of over-the-ocean traffic with the completion of ATOP. "While perhaps little-noticed, ATOP is allowing us to safely reduce separation standards…

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