Two Cities Provide RVSM Height Monitoring

Aviation International News » June 2005

by  Gordon Gilbert

October 11, 2006, 7:51 AM

Just two locations–Atlantic City, N.J., and Wichita–are in service to provide ground-based aircraft height monitoring to meet RVSM altitude-performance requirements. Cleveland and a yet-to-be-determined city in Arizona are slated to go into service “soon.” Roanoke, Va., and two cities in Canada are also behind schedule.

Tags: Air traffic controlReduced Vertical Separation MinimaRoanoke, VirginiaWichita, KansasGeography of the United StatesKansas

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