DOT Warns of Datalink Delays

Edited by Robert A. Searles April 01, 1999
FAA efforts to develop datalink technology have fallen under the scrutiny of the DOT's Office of the Inspector General (OIG) amid fears of cost overruns and poorly defined benefits. Despite 15 years of development and $420 million already spent, datalink remains a ``complex, long-term effort'' with...

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