Airports to Begin Transitioning to Digitized Air Traffic Control

Airports to Begin Transitioning to Digitized Air Traffic Control

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Davis Turner
Planespotter and aviation journalist from the San Francisco Bay Area. Davis has previously worked on business plan research with StartupBoeing and historical analysis with Ricondo and Associates. Davis will be a freshman in college this fall, based in Chicago.

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