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Is this a situation where more modern equipment would help the human ATC's? If so, wouldn't it be a far more beneficial expenditure than ( fill in the blank )
by k310 1y ago
Is this a situation where more modern equipment would help the human ATC's?
If so, wouldn't it be a far more beneficial expenditure than ( fill in the blank ) of which we see some $40 billion tossed about?
Just looking for high leverage returns on $$$.
- supportengineer 1y agoThe bottom line is that Trump voters need to be isolated where they can't hurt anyone other than themselves.
- goku12 1y agoAntiquated and insufficient equipments have certainly caused serious accidents in the past. So better equipment is always welcome. But the current bottleneck seems to be the humans who are supposed to use those equipment to make complex decisions. They're few in number, overworked and underpaid. I don't think adding any amount of additional equipment is going to resolve the situation without resolving the HR problem first. I don't believe that the current state of the art technology is advanced enough to replace them.
- rsynnott 1y agoI mean, generally, _paying_ the human employees would be a more obvious first thing to try.
- more_corn 1y agoActually there’s a huge bottleneck at the end of training. We should start there.