Japan's ATC Overhaul Set To Increase Handling Capacity
Tokyo Haneda's air traffic control tower.
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TOKYO—Japan is looking to complete a major air traffic control (ATC) restructuring by October 2025, which will see the country’s total ATC capacity jump from 1.8 million aircraft to 2 million aircraft annually. The move is part of a wider project to prepare the ATC system for future concepts such as...
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