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National Airspace System
The FAA undertook a multibillion-dollar modernization effort in 1981, but it has experienced serious delays. To get the modernization effort back on track, the FAA -- in consultation with the aviation community -- is developing a phased approach to modernization, including a new way of managing air traffic known as "free flight." This report reviews: (1) the status of the FAA's efforts to implement free flight, including a planned operational demonstration formerly known as Flight 2000; and (2) the views of the aviation community and FAA on the challenges that must be met to implement free flight in a cost-effective manner. Tables.
Aviation Safety
Examines the outcomes of the Federal Aviation Administration's inspection process in FY 1990 through 1996 and how this process could be strengthened to better assess and encourage compliance with aviation safety and security regulations. Also examines the outcome of FAA's enforcement process during this period and how this process could be strengthened to better address potential violations of aviation safety and security regulations. Contains recommendations to the Secretary of Transportation for improving FAA's enforcement of aviation safety and security regulations. Charts and tables.
Toxic Substances
Millions of children in the U.S. have enough lead in their blood to cause long-term negative effects on intelligence and behavior. Lead poisoning occurs through exposure to lead in air, dust, dirt, water, food, and certain commercial products, such as paint and car batteries. Exposure to lead can harm every system in the body and is especially dangerous to fetuses and young children. This report reviewed the fed. strategy for reducing lead exposure and eliminating lead poisoning. Three agencies were examined: EPA, HUD, and CDC. It provides info. on: fed. activities to reduce lead exposure; how these activities compare with the actions identified as needed to eliminate childhood lead poisoning; and state and local lead-poisoning prevention programs.
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