Flight Plan Project document index

TITLE Flight Plan Project. Materials distributed at the Flight Plan workshops for the Regional Council's Transportation Policy Board and Executive Board DATE Jan 1993 Feb 1993 PHYS DESC 1v (binder) CONTENTS Airport Documents binder number: FP-1 Documents group: Flight Plan I. Workshop #1, Jan 14, 1993 1A. Flight Plan Decision Process (overheads), 1B. Working Paper No. 1 (Draft): Demand Management and System Management 1C. The Washington State Trade Picture (brochure), Air Washington 1D. Letter to Jim Street re: Port of Seattle Resolution 3125, from Port Commissioners Davis and Grant. Dec 12, 1992 Volume 1. Regional Commission on Airport Affairs (bound, filed separately) II. Workshop #2, Jan 21, 1993 2A. Regional Airport System Alternatives (overheads). 2B. Working Paper No. 2 (Draft): Impact Abatement and Mitigation. 2C. Working paper No. 3 (Draft): Implementation. 2D. Demand Management: Summary of Key Points (one page). Puget Sound Air Transportation Committee. Aug 15, 1991 2E. Review of Flight Plan Demand and Capacity Analysis. Richard de Neufville for the Washington State Air Transportation Commission. Oct 31, 1992 2F. Report on Workshop #1. - RCAA list of speakers. Jan 14, 1993 - Noise and Critical Variables Related to Education. Bob Rayborn, Ph.D. May 5, 1992 Volume II. Regional Commission on Airport Affairs (bound, filed separately) III. Workshop #3, Jan 28, 1993 3A. Survey on Delay and on Construction Costs (overheads). Apogee Research, Inc. 3B. Judy Runstad. Letter on High Speed Ground Transportation. Jan 27, 1993 3C. Membership List. Air Washington 3D. Comments from Peter Eglick, Attorney for Save…

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