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airport traffic control tower

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airport traffic control tower [′er‚pȯrt ′traf·ik kən′trōl ‚tau̇·ər]
(navigation)
The terminal control point at an airport for all takeoff and landing operations, departure and approach operations, and ground movements of aircraft and airport vehicles. Abbreviated ATCT.


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RVA's area of concentration include: providing air traffic control services: radar systems engineering; airport traffic control tower design and communications equipment installation and maintenance; and airport security assessment, planning, and training.
Future sites will include Airport Traffic Control Tower (ATCT) and Automated Flight Service Station (AFSS) locations.
Jacobs' design and construction services will support new facilities, repairs, alterations, and improvements to the three major FAA platforms -- Air Route Traffic Control Centers, Terminal Radar Approach Control Facilities, and Airport Traffic Control Towers -- as well as other FAA facilities.
 
 
 
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