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A350 isi equipped with a new system called the Satellite Landing System, allowing pilots to perform precision landing approaches guided by EGNOS or its US equivalent WAAS. This capability offers vertical landing guidance down to a minimum of 60 m before the pilot sights the ground to make the go/no-go decision on the final landing descent.

May 18, 2015

New Airbus A350 Airliner Comes EGNOS-Capable

By GPS World Staff

May 13, 2015

Derailed Train in Philadelphia Lacked Automatic Controls

By GPS World Staff

The ESTEC facility in Noordjvik, The Netherlands.

May 7, 2015

Satnav Augmentation Systems Settle on Common Channels Post-2020

By GPS World Staff

May 1, 2015

Expert Advice: Sensor Fusion for Highly Automated Driving

By GPS World Staff

April 30, 2015

Protecting Position in Critical Operations

By GPS World Staff

April 30, 2015

FAA Hits Milestone for NextGen Air Traffic Control

By GPS World Staff

April 28, 2015

u-blox Joins CAR 2 CAR Communication Consortium

By GPS World Staff

April 27, 2015

J.D. Power: Collision Tops Nav, Paves Way for Autonomous Driving

By GPS World Staff

Delta Boeing 737 lands at Newark using GBAS.

April 23, 2015

FAA: GBAS Operational at Airports Worldwide

By GPS World Staff

April 16, 2015

Ford, Telogis Expand Partnership to Commercial UK Customers

By GPS World Staff

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