FAA Reauthorization: Opportunity Exists to Address Safety, Capacity, and
Efficiency Issues (Testimony, 09/28/93, GAO/T-RCED-93-75).
This testimony discusses the Federal Aviation Administration
Authorization Act of 1993 as well as other issues related to the Federal
Aviation Administration's (FAA) facilities and equipment, operations,
and research activities. The proposed legislation would authorize more
than $2 billion for the Airport Improvement Program for fiscal year
1994; would require FAA to inventory instrument landing systems; and
would direct FAA to review its procurement process, personnel system,
and organizational structure. GAO focuses on the challenges that FAA
faces in each of these areas--issues affecting the safety, capacity, and
efficiency of the nation's aviation system. of the nation's aviation
system.
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REPORTNUM: T-RCED-93-75
TITLE: FAA Reauthorization: Opportunity Exists to Address Safety,
Capacity, and Efficiency Issues
DATE: 09/28/93
SUBJECT: Commercial aviation
Air traffic control systems
Air traffic controllers
Airline regulation
Transportation research
Discretionary grants
Human resources utilization
Transportation safety
Regulatory agencies
IDENTIFIER: FAA Air Traffic Control System
FAA Airport Improvement Program
FAA Automated Terminal Doppler Radar Warning System
FAA Mode S Surveillance System
FAA Initial Sector Suite System
FAA Capital Investment Plan
National Performance Review
FAA National Plan of Integrated Airport Systems
FAA Research, Engineering, and Development Program
FAA Advanced Automation System
FAA Airport Surface Detection Equipment Radar
NAVSTAR Global Positioning System
GPS
FAA Safety Performance Analysis Subsystem
FAA Program Tracking and Reporting System
Aviation Research and Competitiveness Act of 1993
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