DAVID D. THOMAS
DAVID D. THOMAS, 85, one of the architects of the U.S. air traffic control system who later served as deputy administrator of FAA, died June 17. After beginning his career with American Airlines, Thomas joined the former Civil Aeronautics Administration in 1938 as an air traffic controller and...
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