This has been a very trying several months for the US Federal Aviation Administration. Group Editor Marty Kauchak reports on what the FAA discussed at WATS 2023.
glide in the mountains, there s not a lot of wide fields to set down in. but it says to me it was still under control. but not powered. we re putting up a flight track again. that shows where the plane went. and it does seem do go out east over the iberian peninsula into the water is that i know you don t, you probably don t know this flight route intimately. should it have gone over the water to go from barcelona to dusseldorf germany? or is that something that s unexpected or a detour? well no you know most places and certainly in europe they still follow what s called the old highways in the sky. you know of course now with the gps and direct flight path management you can take a plane in the most direct route. and that is of course where worldwide aviation is going. but a lot of places you still fly the old highways through the sky. so one marker so it s not