The phrase "airspace system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the organization and management of air traffic and aviation operations within a specific region or country.
Example: "The airspace system in the United States is managed by the Federal Aviation Administration to ensure safety and efficiency in air travel."
Alternatives: "air traffic system" or "aviation system".
Brian D. Townsend, chairman of the Air Line Pilots Association's national airspace system modernization committee, said in an interview.
Flying out of the fourth-busiest airport in the state, they also experience a complex airspace system, he said.
Under the 10-year deal, the company will offer research and other services as part of the United States National Airspace System Architecture and Capital Investment Plan.
The government acknowledged that it doesn't have the authority to regulate recreational drone flights the same way, other than to punish amateur pilots who "endanger the safety of the national airspace system".
Still, the government is becoming more ambitious; before the programs were cut, Mr. Mineta said the goal should be to triple capacity of the airspace system in the next 15 to 20 years.
"The national airspace system is only as strong as its weakest link," said Mr. Carr, who noted that some of the hijackers of the planes from Logan International Airport in Boston apparently entered the system through security in Portland, Me.
San Leandro-based Airspace Systems is making a business out of solving the toughest problems facing the emerging drone industry.
There are many ways to conceive of this, but one way is something Uber Director of Engineering for Airspace Systems Tom Prevot calls Dynamic Skylane Networks.
In recent months, Airspace Systems has shifted attention from simply launching nets to building drone-focused autonomous systems that will allow their systems to track down other drones on their own.
Earlier this year, Airspace Systems raised $20 million for its kinetic (drone versus drone) approach to drone defense, while Citadel Defense raised $12 million and Dedrone pulled in $15 million for their drone-jamming technologies.
Airspace Systems, a startup that built "kinetic capture" technologies that can identify offending unmanned aircrafts and take them down, raised a $20 million round with participation from Shasta in March.
