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In this issue technically: 12th DASC report-our archaic airtransport control: What can be done?

机译:从技术上讲该问题:第12届DASC报告-我们的过时航空运输控制:可以做什么?

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Commercial airplanes in the Fiji archipelago fly straight from take-off to their destination, using global-positioning-satellite (GPS) receivers. So can general-aviation airplanes in the United States. Commercial airplanes on U.S. transcontinental routes fly dog-legs from city to city. An airplane flying across the Atlantic occupies an exclusive 10,000-cubic-mile moving box. These practices, plus waiting for take-off and landing opportunities, cost United Airlines $2 billion a year. The available USAF flight-management technology is reviewed to see what can be adapted for use in management of the commercial air-space. The problems and plans for implementing a seamless world-wide flight management system, are examined
机译:斐济群岛的商用飞机使用全球定位卫星(GPS)接收器,从起飞直飞目的地。美国的通用航空飞机也是如此。美国跨大陆航线上的商用飞机在城市之间飞狗腿。一架横渡大西洋的飞机占据了一个10,000立方英里的专属移动箱。这些做法,加上等待起飞和降落的机会,使联合航空每年损失20亿美元。审查了可用的USAF飞行管理技术,以查看可以用于商业空域管理的技术。研究了实施无缝世界范围飞行管理系统的问题和计划

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