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<abstract>The nation&apos;s current air traffic control system is reaching its
capacity limits as demand for air transportation grows. The Next 
Generation Air Transportation System (NextGen) represents a new  
system that will use state-of-the-art technologies and		 
procedures. Transitioning to NextGen will require the Federal	 
Aviation Administration (FAA) to continue to sustain the current 
air traffic control system while acquiring new systems on	 
schedule and on budget. In 2003, Congress authorized the creation
of the Joint Planning and Development Office (JPDO), housed	 
within FAA, to plan NextGen and coordinate the transition. GAO&apos;s 
testimony focuses on the progress FAA is making in implementing  
businesslike operations that could provide a foundation for	 
managing the transition to NextGen, the status of JPDO&apos;s planning
and facilitation of NextGen, and some key challenges that FAA and
JPDO need to address in moving toward NextGen. This statement is 
based on GAO&apos;s November 2006 report and recent testimonies as	 
well as ongoing work. GAO&apos;s November report recommended that FAA 
study its technical and contract management expertise and that	 
JPDO take actions to institutionalize its collaborative 	 
practices. FAA and JPDO said they would consider our		 
recommendations.</abstract>
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