Faa Is Making Air Traffic Control Procedures At New Orleans International Airport More Efficient V. CED-81-64

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CED-81-64 1 (1981-02-27)

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REPORT BY THE U S.

General Accounting Office

FAA Is Making Air Traffic Control Procedures

At New Orleans International Airport

More Efficient

Problems in air traffic control procedures and
airspace allocations at the New Orleans Inter-
national Airport result in increased coordin-
ation and workload for the air traffic control-
lers, according to the Federal Aviation Admin-
istration's southwest region. In GAO's opin-
ion, labor relations between the control tower's
management and the air traffic controllers are
poor.

FAA is making changes, scheduled to be effec-
tive by March 15, 1981, to improve air traffic
control efficiency in the New Orleans area.
FAA southwest region officials have also a-
greed to thoroughly review the labor relations
situation and take whatever corrective actions
are necessary.

CED-81-64
FEBRUARY 27, 1981

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