Sentence examples for traffic modernization from inspiring English sources
"There's a trend where they're being much more open about this," said Pete West, senior vice president of the National Business Aviation Association and an organizer of two aviation coalitions that have sought to affect government policy on air traffic modernization.
Given the momentum around air traffic modernization, you may want to instead consider companies looking to build the infrastructure itself.
"One of the projects I'm going to launch — we don't have a name for it yet — is an air-traffic modernization project," Gingrich told me excitedly.
Someone should tell Newt the latest project he wants to launch — a space-based air-traffic modernization project — was launched several years ago and does already have a name: NextGen.
It also provides about $1 billion a year extra for air traffic control modernization.
Even so, Congress will need to be aggressive in financing and expediting new runway construction and air traffic control modernization.
An administrative law judge has found that the Federal Aviation Administration's intention to give a huge air traffic control modernization contract to the Lockheed Martin Corporation without competitive bidding is premature.
The Lockheed plan was announced a day before a Congressional hearing on air traffic control modernization before a subcommittee of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee.
To address this challenge, ITT is investing more than $200 million of its own capital to help make U.S. air traffic management modernization a reality.
The bill, which would authorize $60 billion in spending by the aviation administration over the next four years, also provides money needed for war risk insurance, security improvements and air traffic control modernizations, according to James C. May, the president and chief executive of the Air Transport Association, the airline trade group.
Another near-term battle: reauthorization of spending on air traffic control and airport modernization.
