Oakland Air Route Traffic Control Center

Target entity: Oakland Air Route Traffic Control Center
Context triple: [San Francisco Bay Area airspace system, hasControllingFacility, Oakland Air Route Traffic Control Center]

• A. Washington Air Route Traffic Control Center
  Washington Air Route Traffic Control Center is a Federal Aviation Administration facility responsible for managing and coordinating en route air traffic over a large portion of the mid-Atlantic region of the United States.
• B. Minneapolis Air Route Traffic Control Center
  Minneapolis Air Route Traffic Control Center is a Federal Aviation Administration facility responsible for managing and controlling en route air traffic over a large portion of the upper Midwestern United States.
• C. San Francisco Bay Area airspace system
  The San Francisco Bay Area airspace system is a complex, highly trafficked network of controlled airspace and airports serving the greater Bay Area’s commercial, general aviation, and military flight operations.
• D. Manchester Terminal Control Area
  The Manchester Terminal Control Area is a designated section of controlled airspace in northwest England that manages and coordinates air traffic arriving at and departing from Manchester and nearby airports.
• E. Oakland International Airport
  Oakland International Airport is a major commercial airport in the San Francisco Bay Area that serves as a key hub for passenger and cargo flights in Northern California.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Oakland Air Route Traffic Control Center
Target entity description: Oakland Air Route Traffic Control Center is a Federal Aviation Administration facility responsible for managing high-altitude en route air traffic over a large portion of Northern California and surrounding regions.

• A. Washington Air Route Traffic Control Center
  Washington Air Route Traffic Control Center is a Federal Aviation Administration facility responsible for managing and coordinating en route air traffic over a large portion of the mid-Atlantic region of the United States.
• B. Minneapolis Air Route Traffic Control Center
  Minneapolis Air Route Traffic Control Center is a Federal Aviation Administration facility responsible for managing and controlling en route air traffic over a large portion of the upper Midwestern United States.
• C. San Francisco Bay Area airspace system
  The San Francisco Bay Area airspace system is a complex, highly trafficked network of controlled airspace and airports serving the greater Bay Area’s commercial, general aviation, and military flight operations.
• D. Manchester Terminal Control Area
  The Manchester Terminal Control Area is a designated section of controlled airspace in northwest England that manages and coordinates air traffic arriving at and departing from Manchester and nearby airports.
• E. Oakland International Airport
  Oakland International Airport is a major commercial airport in the San Francisco Bay Area that serves as a key hub for passenger and cargo flights in Northern California.
• F. None of above. chosen