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ADS-B is a key component of the FAA's NextGen program intended to increase safety and efficiency to meet the growing needs of air transportation. The period of performance for the initial contract is ...

ITT has signed the first customer to receive air traffic surveillance data from its nascent automatic dependent surveillance - broadcast network in the USA, the first in what could be a long line of ...

It’s tough to see a former client fall upon hard times. Such is the case for me with the predicted closure of ITT Technical Institute. This for-profit chain of tech schools has run into trouble with U ...

ITT will be the systems integrator of the FAA's ADS-B system, but the team members that ITT selected had a lot to do with the company winning the contract on Aug. 30. Particularly noteworthy is ITT's ...

ITT says it has received the in-service decision from the FAA for the automatic dependent surveillance-broadcast (ADS-B) system being deployed by the manufacturer. The in-service decision is based on ...

FAA has cleared the way for its automatic dependent surveillance broadcast (ADS-B) network prime contractor, ITT, to roll out the next generation surveillance system infrastructure to the majority of ...

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The history and future of ITT Corporation isn’t linear. It’s not about straight lines and traveling directly from point A to point B. Instead this is a company that is awake to possibilities, willing ...

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CONCORD — State prosecutors announced that 10 students in New Hampshire of the former ITT Tech will share $117,020 as the result of a 43-state settlement with the failed, for-profit college. ITT had a ...