SUGGESTED AIRWAY NETWORKS BASED ON MINIMUM TIME TRACK CONSIDERATIONS

Eldon J. Wiegman and Rex G. Hadfield

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Abstract:	This paper presents part of the results of a series of investigations under Contract FAA/BRD-236 and FAA/BRD-420 with the Fcdrral Aiviation Agency concerning the use of minimum time track data in airways design for continental and over-ocean routes [1,2]. In general, these studies involved considerations of minimum time tracks in terms of their geographical distribution, lateral separation between opposing tracks, persistence of track locations, and types of track networks that would preserve economic advantages and controllability.
Published in:	NAVIGATION: Journal of the Institute of Navigation, Volume 10, Number 2
Pages:	103 - 118
Cite this article:	Wiegman, Eldon J., Hadfield, Rex G., "SUGGESTED AIRWAY NETWORKS BASED ON MINIMUM TIME TRACK CONSIDERATIONS", NAVIGATION: Journal of The Institute of Navigation, Vol. 10, No. 2, Summer 1963, pp. 103-118.
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