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ATC Guild (India)
T-1/7, Pocket-B
I N A Colony
New Delhi 110 023
India
Telephone:
91 11 24654571
Facsimile:
91 11 24619064
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Justice Lahoti report on mid air
collision |
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Recommendation
by the Court of Inquiry: Rec. 6.13 |
| Airports
Authority of India should introduce sectorisation controlling in
approach control and re-organise working space in the Delhi airport ATC
(new complex) so as to match functional requirements of Area/Approach
Control, ATC simulator and IAF element. The adequacy of planned number
of workstations in the new ATC should be reviewed in the light of
anticipated increase in air traffic.
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Reply
by DGCA - as appeared in the Report in Sept 1997: |
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Airports Authority of India would be asked to examine sectorisation in
approach control in line with the recommendation.
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Comments/Action
Taken as seen in the report published in 1998: |
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Authority of India had examined the requirements of air traffic services
to be established at Delhi under the modernisation of ATC. Keeping in
view the expected increase in traffic, it has provided for expansion of
Area Control Centre to 4 sectors instead of 2 sectors at present and
bifurcation of Approach Control as and when the demand of traffic would
justify such bifurcation and expansion.
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International Day of ATC
'05
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