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![]() "Ron Natalie" wrote in message m... YougotitSam wrote: Here is the FAA's new priority with your tax money. Keep in mind we have RECORD airline delays Neither the FAA nor the Air Force would have the authority to fix the record airline delays. It would take the ability to put into place procedures that the air line lobby and their bought off flaks in congress and the executive branch would never allow. Or automation (that would allow such procedures) that the unions have opposed, and the funding structure that does not create a revenue stream that allows such modernization. |
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Matt Barrow wrote:
"Ron Natalie" wrote in message m... YougotitSam wrote: Here is the FAA's new priority with your tax money. Keep in mind we have RECORD airline delays Neither the FAA nor the Air Force would have the authority to fix the record airline delays. It would take the ability to put into place procedures that the air line lobby and their bought off flaks in congress and the executive branch would never allow. Or automation (that would allow such procedures) that the unions have opposed, and the funding structure that does not create a revenue stream that allows such modernization. It's mostly about commuter jets and not enough runways at major airports. |
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Sam Spade wrote:
Matt Barrow wrote: "Ron Natalie" wrote in message m... YougotitSam wrote: Here is the FAA's new priority with your tax money. Keep in mind we have RECORD airline delays Neither the FAA nor the Air Force would have the authority to fix the record airline delays. It would take the ability to put into place procedures that the air line lobby and their bought off flaks in congress and the executive branch would never allow. Or automation (that would allow such procedures) that the unions have opposed, and the funding structure that does not create a revenue stream that allows such modernization. It's mostly about commuter jets and not enough runways at major airports. Atlanta recently spent BILLIONS on a 5th runway and the delays there now are WORSE than when they had 4 runways. Apparently it is more than just a runway problem The facts are the FAA is out of control and is filled with incompetent women and minorities in senior management positions. Dance around it all day but the problem is BAD AND INCOMPETENT FAA MANAGEMENT PERIOD |
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FAA EEO wrote:
Sam Spade wrote: Matt Barrow wrote: "Ron Natalie" wrote in message m... YougotitSam wrote: Here is the FAA's new priority with your tax money. Keep in mind we have RECORD airline delays Neither the FAA nor the Air Force would have the authority to fix the record airline delays. It would take the ability to put into place procedures that the air line lobby and their bought off flaks in congress and the executive branch would never allow. Or automation (that would allow such procedures) that the unions have opposed, and the funding structure that does not create a revenue stream that allows such modernization. It's mostly about commuter jets and not enough runways at major airports. Atlanta recently spent BILLIONS on a 5th runway and the delays there now are WORSE than when they had 4 runways. Apparently it is more than just a runway problem The facts are the FAA is out of control and is filled with incompetent women and minorities in senior management positions. Dance around it all day but the problem is BAD AND INCOMPETENT FAA MANAGEMENT PERIOD The truth of the matter... yes, Atlanta and the airlines (not the FAA) spent $billions on the 5th runway. Flight delays immediately decreased significantly. A couple of months later one of the otehr 4 runways was shut down for about 5 or 6 months for "renovations". During that time the airport again operated with 4 runways and delays did increase to even worse than before the 5th runway was completed. Once that runway was put back into service, delays dropped back to the lower, almost acceptable, levels. Can you imagine the problems if the 5th runway had not been built and Atlanta had to operate on 3 runways while the one was renovated. The biggest cause of flight delays is the airline scheduling and use of more Regional jets on the same runways... RJs take essentially the same runway space as traditional jets and only carry 1/4 to 1/3 as many passangers. More airline flights trying to use the same runways, so something has to give. Mike: N44979 Archer II at RYY -- Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com |
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