FAA, Raytheon Battle Over Potential STARS Slip
FAA and Raytheon are meeting daily in an effort to avoid what could be a schedule slip in the $1.5 billion Standard Terminal Automation Replacement System (STARS) program. According to multiple sources, the program has veered into trouble because of differences between the agency and the contractor...
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