air-traffic control center
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air-traffic control center
(′er ¦traf·ik kən′trōl ′sen·tər)
(navigation) A place for receiving information regarding aircraft movement, interpreting this information, and issuing instructions to aircraft to promote safe, orderly, expeditious flow of traffic; it directs traffic along controlled airspace.
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