Lockheed Martin's radar display system to provide air traffic control
Daily Record, The (Baltimore), Apr 11, 2003 by Staff
Lockheed Martin Corp.'s small tower radar display system has been selected by the Federal Aviation Administration to provide air traffic control support for the Centennial of Flight observance near Kitty Hawk, N.C., honoring the Wright brothers' first flight in 1903. The system will be operational May 1 at the FAA's temporary tower control facility at Manteo, N.C.
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