NASA’s researchers know that when you settle into your seat on a commercial flight, you expect a smooth takeoff, views over the clouds, a steady descent, and hopefully an early arrival at your destination. But when your flight gets delayed on the tarmac instead of lifting off, or it ends up in a holding pattern […]
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Airspace Operations and Safety Program, Aeronautics, Air Traffic Management and Safety, Air Traffic Solutions, Ames Research Center, Research and Technology Mission Directorate
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September 24, 2026
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