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Listing for the MDOT's Bureau of Aeronautics electronic publications which include Michigan Aviation Magazine, and the Michigan Aviation System Plan.
Covers the publications of major aviation societies and amateur enthusiast organizations which provide national coverage of aviation matters; organized by country and frequency of publication.
The most extensive simulator research facilities are in the US; the scope of testing covers the entire spectrum - civil and military, conventional aircraft, unconventional aircraft, vertical take-off and landing, helicopters flight control, disp.
Details and supporting documentation describing FAA initiatives to enhance the capacity and performance of the National Airspace System (NAS) for 1992-1999.
Global aviation and aerospace community real-time news, features and data resources, plus unique services and e-business utilities; created by Aviation Week (McGraw-Hill).
A non-commercial site that provides the information on the operational use of FANS-1/A datalink communications technology available in new generation, commercial jet aircraft; also provides 'plain English' explanations on the workings of the var.
Presents and analyses flight planning process in todays environment, identifies inefficiencies, and proposes solutions (a NEXTOR report, Feb 1998).
A McGraw-Hill publication catalogs, describes and evaluates its top 300 aviation-related web sites.
An international monthly journal that features news and applications of the Global Positioning System, GLONASS, and related technologies; GPS World Newsletter, published twice a month, offers news reportage and analysis of business and technolog.
Produces conferences and publications covering topics as diverse as maintenance and engineering, airport development, air traffic control, airlines, ground handling and cargo, trade unions and relations.
Aircraft maintenance and regulatory library services to the aviation industry.
This is a business publications search engine with a category for air transport; also has search capability.
A book by the panel on Human Factors in Air Traffic Control Automation; National Research Council 1998.
Covers global communications via satellite for decision-makers and presents new technologies, regulations, business developments, and industry issues.
The official FAA guide to basic flight information and ATC procedures.
Reports published by the National Center of Excellence for Aviation Operations Research; established by the FAA as a research consortium of four universities.
Published annually by the FAA's Office of Airline Information, the handbook is also downloadable in MS Excel® format and as text tables; historical data and progress reports are provided for FAA, Airspace System, airports, carriers, airmen,.
Radio Technical Commision For Aeronautics (RTCA) documents on standards, planning, and research.
Published monthly by the Aviation Safety Program of the Western-Pacific Region FAA; notices are also contributed by the Air Traffic Control branch of the FAA.
National Research Council book, 1996; provides a baseline of knowledge about the capabilities and limitations of humans relative to the variety of functions performed in air traffic control.
A complete preparatory self-taught training book.
A newsletter published monthly by the Aviation Safety Program of the Western-Pacific Region of the FAA; notices are also contributed by the Air Traffic Control branch of the FAA.
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