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UK's first non-precision GPS approach is announced

AIRLINE INDUSTRY INFORMATION-C1997-2008 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD The first non-precision GPS approach in the UK will be introduced at Shoreham Airport on 20 November 2008. The UK Civil Aviation Authority CAA has said that the approach will be available to aircraft and crew that meet the necessary requirements. ...

Tags: Civil Aviation Authority, GPS, Handhelds, HARDWARE, Manufacturing, U.K.

Research articles 2008-09-30

GPS approaches.(Europe)(Required Navigation technology)(Brief article)

Thomas Cook Airlines has become the first UK carrier to gain Civil Aviation Authority approval to use GPS-based RNAV Required Navigation technology in landing approaches. Using two Airbus A330s equipped with RNAV hardware, and software linked to flight guidance systems, the airline is working with the...

Tags: Civil Aviation Authority, GPS, Handhelds, HARDWARE

Research articles 2006-11-01

CAA reminds pilots of GPS trial

AIRLINE INDUSTRY INFORMATION-C1997-2006 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD The British Civil Aviation Authority CAA has reminded pilots of the current trial of Global Positioning System GPS approaches for general aviation aircraft at six UK airports, which is due to end in three months' time. UK CAA licensed pilots flying UK-registered...

Tags: Civil Aviation Authority, GPS, Handhelds, HARDWARE

Research articles 2006-07-26

The airport that has everything ... (asia/pacific).

Singapore's Changi Airport has been at the forefront of airport design and facilities for many years, but now it has gone one better, by starting its own game show. The game, developed by the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore CAAS is called `What's your range' and...

Tags: Civil Aviation Authority, Games, Handhelds, HARDWARE, Singapore

Research articles 2002-03-01