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Prakarsa January 2012
Summary: Summary: The January 2012 edition of Prakarsa has a theme of “Air Transport.” The seven feature articles in its pages touch on many facets of current and future civil aviation concerns in Indonesia, most notably the advent of the ASEAN Open Skies Agreement, strategies for improved safety, advances in technology and the implications for Air Traffic Management, and airport infrastructure. The edition is rounded out with columns such as The Expert View and Infrastructure by the Numbers, along with a response to a reader question about the TransJakarta Busway.
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