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Prime Time GPS With WAAS up, GPS takes on a starring role in GA navigation. But we doubt it means you’ll throw away your ILS anytime soon
Everyone knew it was coming, but the oft-delayed entry of the wide area augmentation system into the world of GPS is still somewhat startling in its potential. At the very least, WAAS promises more reliable and more accurate GPS coverage than ever before. GPS is working properly about 95 percent of the time, but WAAS engineers have set the reliability bar at 99.999 percent reliability by the end of 2006. Step up your expectations a notch and youll get better instrument approaches into far more airports than is currently possible. Dream long enough and youll see datalinked freeflight followed by precision approaches into just about everywhere. Subscriber Login Purchase selection, or begin your subscription to www.aviationsafetymagazine.com. Click Here to download Adobe Acrobat |
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