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This issue brings three articles selected from original works submitted by researchers and professionals from industry, government and academia, by authors from PUCRS, ANAC, Boeing Research & Technology and ITA. They address pilot training in view of automated aircraft, the RNP Established (RNPe) concept and implementation opportunities in major Brazilian airports, and the key factors in aircraft assessment and fleet planning (AHP).

— João Batista Camargo Jr., editor-in-chief

This issue brings two articles selected from original works submitted by researchers and professionals from industry, government and academia, by authors from Boeing Research and Technology and ITA. The first describes the collaborative decision-making (CDM) process adopted by the airlines' representatives team at CGNA during the 2014 FIFA World Cup; the second uses integer linear programming to optimize air traffic flow management actions on Infraero's airport network.

— João Batista Camargo Jr., editor-in-chief

This issue brings four articles selected from original works submitted by researchers and professionals from industry, government and academia, by authors from ITA, the University of São Paulo and Yıldız Technical University (Türkiye).

— João Batista Camargo Jr., editor-in-chief

This issue brings four articles selected from original works submitted by researchers and professionals from industry, government and academia, by authors from ITA and the University of São Paulo.

— João Batista Camargo Jr., editor-in-chief

This issue brings four articles selected from original works submitted by researchers and professionals from industry, government and academia, by authors from the University of Calgary, the University of Brasília, ITA and the Department of Airspace Control (DECEA).

— João Batista Camargo Jr., editor-in-chief

This issue brings four articles selected from original works submitted by researchers and professionals from industry, government and academia, by authors from Technische Universität Berlin, Infraero, ANAC, the University of Brasília and ITA.

— João Batista Camargo Jr., editor-in-chief

This issue brings three articles selected from original works submitted by researchers and professionals from industry, government and academia, by authors from ITA, Technische Universität Berlin and airport planning experts from the United Arab Emirates and Belgium.

— João Batista Camargo Jr., editor-in-chief

This issue brings four articles: one invited paper and three selected from original works submitted by researchers and professionals from industry, government and academia, from institutions in France, Algeria, Malaysia and Brazil.

— João Batista Camargo Jr., editor-in-chief

This issue brings four articles selected from the works presented at the VII SITRAER, held in Rio de Janeiro on 26–28 November 2008, by authors from ITA, the University of São Paulo, FATEC, COPPE/UFRJ, ANAC, ANTT and IPEA. They address the quantitative safety assessment of the CNS/ATM concept (ADS-B), cargo release time at an air cargo terminal, a comparative analysis of airport performance worldwide and airport accessibility with geographic information systems.

— João Batista Camargo Jr., editor-in-chief

This issue brings four articles selected from the works presented at the VII SITRAER, held in Rio de Janeiro on 26–28 November 2008, by authors from ITA, the University of São Paulo, the University of Brasília, Atech and CINDACTA I. They address network flow algorithms for air traffic flow management, air traffic controller workload at APP-Brasília, the importance of wind in conflicts between aircraft and the apron capacity of Congonhas Airport through computer simulation.

— João Batista Camargo Jr., editor-in-chief

This issue brings four articles selected from the works presented at the VI SITRAER, held in Maringá (PR) on 23–26 August 2007, by authors from ITA, the University of São Paulo and the University of Brasília. They address the impacts of VARIG's resizing on the VARIGLOG freight network, the importance of the passenger terminal components at Guarulhos (AHP), the challenges of air traffic control for computational systems in the CNS/ATM context and a distributed decision support system for CINDACTA I.

— João Batista Camargo Jr., editor-in-chief

This issue brings four articles selected from the works presented at the VI SITRAER, held in Maringá (PR) on 23–26 August 2007, by authors from ITA, Unicamp and the Universidad de Buenos Aires. They address the root cause tree applied to the cargo terminals of Viracopos Airport, the orientation and legibility of passenger terminals, the bilateral agreement between Argentina and the United States and the total cost of passenger transportation in Brazil.

— João Batista Camargo Jr., editor-in-chief

The six articles in this issue were selected from the papers presented at the V SITRAER, organized by SBTA in partnership with the University of Brasília and held in Brasília on 25–27 October 2006. The editors acknowledge the financial support of CEFTRU (Centro de Formação de Recursos Humanos em Transportes, UnB) and of the University of São Paulo for the production of this issue.

— Li Weigang and Alexandre de Barros, guest editors

This issue brings six articles. Five were selected from the works presented at the V SITRAER, held in Brasília on 25–27 October 2006 in partnership with the University of Brasília, by authors from ITA and the University of São Paulo. Given the global nature of air transportation, the issue also includes articles by researchers from the Faculty of Economics in Porto (Portugal) and the University of Belgrade (Serbia). Its production was supported by CEFTRU/UnB and USP.

— Li Weigang and Alexandre de Barros, guest editors

The second issue of the journal brings the best four papers presented at the IV SITRAER (2005), covering marketing strategies and economics, airport infrastructure and decision-making systems for air traffic management.

First issue of the journal, launched by decision of the SBTA general assembly to promote synergy among academia, technology and the market. It brings the six best papers presented at the III SITRAER (2004), in the areas of airports, air transportation economics, aeronautical industry, logistics and operations research, and air traffic management. The cover shows a metallic miniature DC-3, a symbol of the history of air transportation.

The full text of the articles in this issue is not in the SBTA digital archive.