Scott Stevens, president of Glenville, NY-based Dimension Fabricators Inc., uses business aviation whenever practical to help customers quickly and efficiently. He is against privatizing the ATC system, noting that, “There are just some things that industry does well, and things that government does well. I think our current ATC system is incredibly effective [and] remarkably well managed.”
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