The U.K. Civil Aviation Authority

Edited by James E. Swickard Mike Vines June 01, 2004
The U.K. Civil Aviation Authority has introduced changes to South Eastern Anglian airspace (known as Clacton Airspace) to ease congestion and minimize delays. The changes, which have been implemented by National Air Traffic Services, are expected to improve capacity in the airspace by 30 percent...

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