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• As of June 2010, Air Traffic Control services at Coventry have been provided by SERCO.
• Since the 1940s, the Irish and UK air traffic control service providers have worked effectively together.
• Federal air traffic control services are paid for by taxes on airline tickets, cargo and fuel.
• Provide air traffic control services to one AEW.
• The Air Traffic Control Service Group and the Air Weather Service Group are located at the base.
• That delayed the change until the FAA could recalculate its costs for providing air traffic control services.
• This order prescribes air traffic control procedures and phraseology for use by persons providing air traffic control services.
• Aviation authorities barred Britain's struggling air traffic control service Tuesday from boosting its revenues by raising charges to airlines.
• It provides radar / non-radar approach, departure and en route air traffic control services within assigned terminal control areas.
• The poor positioning of the flight for the approach was in part the result of nonstandard air traffic control services.
• They pointed out that ACNZ were required by law to provide air traffic control services under the Civil Aviation Regulations 1953.
• The Cuban government charges the fees to airlines using its airspace and air traffic control services, without landing or taking off.
• That means that airlines have no incentive to limit their use of air traffic control services even at the most crowded airports.
• The FAA provides air traffic control services, handling about 55, 000 flights per day, and serving over 700 million passengers a year.
• Governmental entities built urban and suburban airports, funded construction of highways to provide access to the airports, and provided air traffic control services.
• Each flight manages air traffic control services at the base, although is ultimately commanded from HQ452SQN, RAAF Base Darwin or HQ453SQN RAAF Base Williamtown.
• At present, domestic and foreign carriers pay for air traffic control services only when their planes land and take off in Japan, Yamakoshi said.