Time-based self-spacing techniques using cockpit display of traffic information during approach to landing in a terminal area vectoring environment View on Open Library

Time-based self-spacing techniques using cockpit display of traffic information during approach to landing in a terminal area vectoring environment

by David H. Williams

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First published: 1983 1 language
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Distance measuring equipment (Aircraft to ground station) Flight simulators

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