Joint Air Operations
Airspace Control Authority The ACA is a commander designated by the JFC to assume overall responsibility for the operation of the airspace control system (ACS) in the airspace control area. Developed by the ACA and approved by the JFC, the airspace control plan establishes general guidance
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