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Appendix B: Comparative Assessment of Goals and Visions
Appendix B: Comparative Assessment of Goals and Visions
Pages 55-59
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. aerospace technology demonstration goals for 2010 as a national priority." In the area of air transportation, the specific goals endorsed by the Aerospace Commission are as follows: Demonstrate an automated and integrated air transportation capability that would triple capacity by 2025.
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The National Research and Development Plan takes a more open-ended view it covers all emissions that affect local air quality, global climate, or atmospheric ozone. This broader view is important to ensure that future aeronautics research adequately considers both new understandings about the threat of other emissions and the complex interrelationships among various strategies for dealing with environmental problems.
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leadership in aeronautics could make it easier for the Europeans to achieve their vision of global leadership and market dominance. One of the ways that the European vision foresees achieving global primacy is through greater cooperation and harmony among various elements of the aeronautics community throughout the European Union.
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