Air Traffic Control Reform Newsletter
By Robert Poole
Reason Foundation's Air Traffic Control Newsletter regularly examines and analyzes the latest air traffic news and developments.
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- Air Traffic Control Reform Newsletter #39
Topics include: Nav Canada's 10th anniversary; financing the NextGen ATC system; clear thinking on ATC User Fees; beefing up the controller workforce; and other news.
Robert Poole
November 1, 2006 - Air Traffic Control Reform Newsletter #38
Topics include: mixed messages on funding Next-Generation system; contract towers' dramatic safety record; lessons from the D.C. airports restructuring; a cost-effective backup for GPS-based navigation; and other news.
Robert Poole
October 1, 2006 - Air Traffic Control Reform Newsletter #37
Topics include: lessons from Lexington, ATC reform lessons from Canada & U.K.; runway incursions and operational errors; far off benefits from ADS-B; and other news.
Robert Poole
September 1, 2006 - Air Traffic Control Reform Newsletter #36
Topics include: benefits of ATC reform, user fees for business aviation; the Mineta Commission report, ten years later; System Wide Information Management; and ATC privatization advances in Europe.
Robert Poole
July 1, 2006 - Air Traffic Control Reform Newsletter #35
Topics include: ATC overload likely result of growth in very light jets; "base closing commission needed for ATC; speeding up RNP routes; the ATC funding crunch; and NATCA's losing contract battle.
Robert Poole
June 1, 2006 - Air Traffic Control Reform Newsletter #34
Topics include: NATCA's contract gamble backfires; paying for the next generation ATC system; getting control of controllers' schedules; and business aviation prospering despite higher costs.
Robert Poole
May 1, 2006 - Air Traffic Control Reform Newsletter #33
Topics include: Congress vs. ATC facility consolidation; the promise of "green landings;" Congress and the controllers' contract; and ADS-B for everyone?
Robert Poole
April 1, 2006 - Air Traffic Control Reform Newsletter #32
Topics include: new study on ATC commercialization; revenue bonds for ATC modernization; facing facts on ATC facilities; and changing the rules on labor negotiations.
Robert Poole
February 1, 2006 - Air Traffic Control Reform Newsletter #31
Topics include: NATCA's critique of ATC user fees; real progress on terminal-area capacity; thoughts on controller contract negotiations; and ATC commercialization's impact on Canadian bizjet sales.
Robert Poole
January 1, 2006 - Mises Predicted the Crisis (11/7)
- Another $24 Billion Stimulus: President to Sign Extension of Homebuyer Credit (11/6)
- Faux-Recovery: Unemployment Hits 10.2 Percent (11/6)
- Gun-Control Laws Fail to Prevent Gun Crimes in England; Ayn Rand on Self-Defense (11/5)
- Reason Foundation Co-Founder Tibor Machan on Ayn Rand's Great Legacy (11/5)
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What's Wrong With Ayn Rand?
The goddess of reason wasn't so reasonable
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Social Science in the Drug War Zone
Texas sociologist Howard Campbell on drug war failures at the Juarez/El Paso border
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Reason.tv: Goddess of the Market Author Jennifer Burns on Ayn Rand
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Friday Funnies
The second stimulus
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Baby Barnum
The thin line between hype and fraud.
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The Double Standard About Bias in Journalism
Every reporter has a point of view. But some refuse to admit it.
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Reason.tv: Reason Foundation Co-Founder Tibor Machan on Ayn Rand
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America Only Seems Polarized
We're still a country full of political moderates
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