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FAA`s flight service stations receive new equipment to assist the general aviation community

The U.S. Department of Transportation`s Federal Aviation Administration (FAA<.>) announced the installation of new…

The U.S. Department of Transportation`s Federal Aviation Administration (FAA<.>) announced the installation of new equipment that will increase efficiency and capacity for hundreds of thousands of general aviation users. Flight service station specialists in Anderson, S.C., this month began using the Operational and Supportability Implementation System (OASIS).



OASIS is a program to modernize 61 automated flight service stations in all 50 states and Puerto Rico. These stations provide in-flight planning and up-to-date weather information to general aviation pilots.



OASIS consists of commercial-off-the-shelf hardware and software to combine weather, flight plan and aeronautical database information within a single system. Currently, specialists use two different systems to retrieve information. Specialists will be able to perform their jobs more efficiently by combining all the information they need on a single system. With up-to-date weather information, specialists can effectively identify areas affected by storms.



Twelve flight service stations will receive OASIS by December 2003.

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