READ THE FOLLOWING CASE CAREFULLY & ANSWER TWO QUESTIONS PROVIDED IN THE END OF THE CASE. LENGTH FOR EACH ANSWER SHOULD BE BETWEEN 10 TO 12 LINES. The United States air traffic control system, managed by the Federal Aviation Administration(FAA), provides the necessary guidance for aircraft to fly safely between and originaldestination pair. The current system utilizes a series of radar towers throughout the UnitedStates that communicate navigational assistance to pilots while in the air. These towers areplaced strategically in the United States so aircraft can fly in a relatively straight line from PointA to Point B. Aircraft must fly within a certain distance of these towers to remain in constantcontact. This is a disadvantage since it allows basically one route between two points, allowingfor only one type of aircraft to utilize that route. However, within the route, multiple aircraftcan operate but at different altitudes.The FAA is implementing the NextGen Technology to replace the aging radar system. Itwill be fully implemented by January 1, 2020. NextGen utilizes GPS satellite technology to allowmultiple aircraft routes and elevations between two points for an aircraft. .CASE QUESTIONS .Q1. In your opinion, what impact could NextGen have on airspace congestion, especially inthe Northeast Corridor? Q2. Would NextGen have a positive or negative impact on passenger safety? Why?