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1. The Houston Terminal Radar Approach Control facility and Air Route Traffic Control Center facility here both are understaffed, according to the union.
2. Last week it outlined a program to hire 265 more technicians, improve training and install new equipment at 15 centers and three terminal radar approach control facilities.
3. Eric Owens, a Houston air traffic control specialist at Houston's Terminal Radar Approach Control facility, said Thursday the need for additional controllers is critical.
4. Current observations and warnings are displayed for approach controllers in the Terminal Radar Approach Control Facility ( TRACON ) and for local and ground controllers in the Air Traffic Control Tower.
5. None of the new generators is destined for the Fort Worth Center or the FAA's Terminal Radar Approach Control facility at Dallas / Fort Worth Airport, because both already have brand-new generators.
6. It's difficult to find terminal radar approach control facility in a sentence. 用terminal radar approach control facility造句挺難的
7. The inspector general's report looked at errors in major Air Route Traffic Control Centers, which handle planes flying between cities, and Terminal Radar Approach Control facilities, which handle planes approaching and leaving airports.
8. _Air traffic controllers at the Bradley terminal radar approach control facility, which directs landing aircraft from as far as 50 miles out to their final approach, failed to follow Federal Aviation Administration regulations by providing the aircraft updated barometric pressure readings, which are used to set the plane's altimeter.
9. The Standard Terminal Automation Replacement System ( STARS ) is a joint Federal Aviation Administration ( FAA ) and Department of Defense ( DoD ) program to replace Automated Radar Terminal Systems ( ARTS ) and other capacity-constrained, older technology systems at 172 FAA and up to 199 DoD terminal radar approach control facilities and associated towers.
10. In May 2001, Ralph Nieders became GAP's cross-border project manager and on June 8, 2001 was assigned to Ernesto Ruffo Appel, Mexico's Presidential Commissioner for North Border Projects ( Comision Presidencial Para Asuntos de la Frontera Norte, REF : CAFN-COM-01-010 ) as the project's liaison and briefed Rear Admiral Jose L . Betancourt, Commander, Navy Region Southwest, the San Diego Airspace Users Group and the FAA Southern California TRACON ( Terminal Radar Approach Control Facilities ) on the expansion plans and capacity of the Tijuana airport.