FlightAware Partners with Esri on Flight Tracking and Status Data Mapping
August 17, 2015
Esri and FlightAware have partnered to combine the power of a flight tracking and status company with the […]
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Esri and FlightAware have partnered to combine the power of a flight tracking and status company with the […]
MarketsandMarkets.com has released a new report focusing on NextGen flight navigation systems and how they will affect the future […]
EGNOS Service Provision Workshop 2015 will be held in Copenhagen September 29-30. The workshop is sponsored by the […]
We look at the development of a generalized vision-aided integrity monitor for precision relative navigation applications. A vision-aided integrity monitor could be extremely valuable in augmenting existing precision relative navigation systems, such as GPS, for many different safety-critical aerospace applications.
Aspen Avionics has acquired Accord Technology LLC from Accord India. Accord Technology will operate as an Aspen Avionics […]
Since its certification for civil aviation in 2011, EGNOS has been making flights in Europe safer, greener and more efficient. The European GNSS Agency recently invited the media and European aviation stakeholders for a unique EGNOS Flight Event in Toulouse. Watch the video.
The EGNOS system has been adopted by a growing number of airports to enable satellite-guided landing approaches. The new Airbus A350 airliner, currently entering service, comes fitted with it as standard.
The 28th Satellite-based Augmentation Systems Interoperability Working Group endorsed the “message definition” for a new secondary SBAS channel — to be known as L5, along with the current L1 — for the planned second-generation SBAS systems, which will utilize dual-frequency multi-constellation signals.
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