F.A.A. Often Takes Years to Carry Out Lessons From Air Crashes
posted by Kostis Karageorgis at
21.7.09
Tuesday, 21 July 2009
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- Name: Kostis Karageorgis
- Location: Athens, Greece
ACC Radar Air Traffic Controller, Member of SORC (Safety Occurrences Reporting Committee)
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