New programs that claim to make flying more efficient have several things in common, new tasks for pilots, new flight deck displays, automated support tools, changes to ground automation, and displays for air traffic control. Training is one of the tools needed for an automated system to succeed.
The mitigation of aviation environmental effects is one of the key requirements for sustainable aviation growth. Among various mitigation strategies, ...
The Helicopter In-Flight Tracking System (HITS) program evaluated both Wide Area Multilateration (WAM) and Automatic Dependent Surveillance – Broadc...
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