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A Proposed Structure for the Egyptian Airspace: Optimizing Air Traffic Control, Workload and Safety

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The Egyptian airspace is a crucial link between Europe, Africa, and the Middle East. With an average of over 1,000 daily flights, it is one of the busiest airspaces in the region. However, the current airspace structure and air traffic management system face significant challenges in meeting the growing demand for air travel, leading to congestion, delays, and safety concerns. Therefore, there is a need for a more efficient and effective airspace structure to enhance air traffic management, workload and meet the future needs of the aviation industry.

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Hatem Gamel. 2023. "A Proposed Structure for the Egyptian Airspace: Optimizing Air Traffic Control, Workload and Safety". London Journal of Research in Management and Business LJRMB Volume 23 (LJRMB Volume 23 Issue 9): NA.

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