101. ESA - Navigation - A Step Closer To Safer Aviation In Africa ESA PR 122003. Between 24 and 26 February, a number of trial flights into Dakar using the EGNOS (European Geostationary navigation Overlay Service) Test http://www.esa.int/esaNA/SEMYVC2A6BD_index_0.html

ESA Home EGNOS Galileo ... Applications Resources Development Facilities Multimedia Image gallery Video gallery Media Centre Press Releases Services Calendar Search All Navigation Advanced Search News ASECNA aeroplane used in the trials A step closer to safer aviation in Africa 27 February 2003 ESA PR 12-2003. Between 24 and 26 February, a number of trial flights into Dakar using the EGNOS (European Geostationary Navigation Overlay Service) Test Bed system were carried out to show how the planned provision of Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) services over Central Africa could be implemented. ASECNA (Agence pour la sécurité de la navigation aérienne en Afrique et à Madagascar) has worked with the European Space Agency, the European Commission and various other European partners to make these trials possible. The Africa and Indian Ocean (AFI) States have adopted a three-phase strategy to implement GNSS for aviation in their region in the framework of the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) APIRG (AFI Planning and Implementation Regional Group). Mobile RIMS: processing unit The Dakar trials represent the first experimental test phase for the introduction of GNSS, which comprises the deployment of mobile EGNOS test stations in the AFI region to extend test signal coverage. These stations will be used to demonstrate an EGNOS service over the AFI land masses.

102. ESA - Navigation - EGNOS TRAN - Aviation Due to the low elevation of the EGNOS (European Geostationary navigation Overlay Service) satellites, their signal is difficult or sometimes impossible to http://www.esa.int/esaNA/SEM50DV4QWD_index_0.html

ESA Home EGNOS Galileo ... Applications Resources Development Facilities Multimedia Image gallery Video gallery Media Centre Press Releases Services Calendar Search All Navigation Advanced Search Feature EGNOS TRAN - Aviation Due to the low elevation of the EGNOS (European Geostationary Navigation Overlay Service) satellites, their signal is difficult or sometimes impossible to receive in certain regions. Many present and also future applications require a high accuracy and also a high reliability of the position determination, which can easily be performed by EGNOS. But if the EGNOS signal cannot be received, the requirements of those applications can no longer be satisfied. Therefore, EGNOS TRAN evaluated various technical methods to broadcast the EGNOS signal via terrestrial networks, like GSM/GPRS, Loran-C or Ground Regional Augmentation System (GRAS). In the frame of the EGNOS TRAN (European Geostationary Navigation Overlay Service - Terrestrial Regional Augmentation Networks) civil aviation application, an EGNOS reference station (ERS) was installed at Kiruna airport, north of Sweden. The ERS interfaces with a CNS (Communication Navigation and Surveillance) station from GRAS (Ground Regional Augmentation System) to broadcast the EGNOS message by means of a VHF link called VDL-4 and support navigation, communication and surveillance operations. The EGNOS TRAN trials results led to the following conclusions: The ETRAN accuracy performance is comparable with “direct Egnos” performance and compatible with APV II requirements

103. FT.com / Business Reports / Corporate Aviation 2004 login, site navigation, main content, search quotes, world indices, copyright The world of corporate aviation is fuelled up and ready for take-off. http://news.ft.com/reports/corpaviation2004

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104. EUROCONTROL - European Organisation For The Safety Of Air Navigation Air navigation Service Providers, international organisations such as the Civil aviation Organisation and the European Civil aviation Conference, http://www.eurocontrol.int/

At EUROCONTROL we have a vision. To create "One Sky for Europe". To manage the European sky as a single, seamless airspace, within which traffic can cross national frontiers, supported by a synchronised, integrated system of air traffic management. We are the architect and manager of Air Traffic Management (ATM) in Europe. We serve the air transport industry, the economy and the passenger to ensure safe, secure and efficient use of European airspace. Furthermore we develop European solutions to meet the challenges of our industry: reducing delays and costs, handling traffic growth, improving efficiency and reducing aircraft emmissions and noise. Our role is to co-ordinate the development of a uniform system of ATM throughout Europe (41 States). We work with our partners in the air transport industry to provide a range of services: from air traffic controller training to managing air traffic flow; from regional control of airspace to development of innovative technologies and procedures; and the collection of air navigation charges, civil/military, etc. Europe's skies are busy. There are more than 25,000 flights a day - and 70% of these are concentrated in just 14% of the airspace. This traffic needs to be managed properly: firstly, so that it flies safely and secondly, so that the most effective use of the airspace can be made.

105. AllRefer.com - Navigation, Instrument (Aviation, Instruments Etc.) - Encyclopedi AllRefer.com reference and encyclopedia resource provides complete information on navigation, aviation, Instruments Etc.. Includes related research links. http://reference.allrefer.com/encyclopedia/N/navigatn.html

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108. OR7 - 01: Official Record Series 7 - The Civil Aviation Authority (Air Navigatio OR7 01 Official Record Series 7 - The Civil aviation Authority (Air navigation) Directions 2001. Please find below details of the CAA Publication you http://www.caa.co.uk/application.aspx?categoryid=33&pagetype=65&applicationid=11

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Aviation Seminars has been offering top quality FAA computer exam preparation for 30 years. We offer Private Pilot Seminars, Instrument Pilot Seminars, Commercial Pilot Seminars, CFII Pilot Seminars, and FAA Approved CFI Refresher Clinics. In addition we offer Sunday Night testing at most locations. Check the Courses Page for more information on our classes. You can also view our dates by clicking the Interactive Course Calendar, or by clicking on Find A Location on our links above. Private Pilot - Course Contents The Private Pilot exam contains 60 questions. These questions are chosen from over 900 questions in the exam database. You are allowed 2 1/2 hours to complete the exam. Topics covered include: • Federal Aviation regulations • Aerodynamics and Aircraft Operations • Navigation • Aircraft Instruments • Aeronautical Information Manual • Aircraft Performance • Weight and Balance • Weather Theory • Weather Reports and Forecasts Commercial Pilot Course Contents The commercial Pilot exam contains 100 questions. These questions are chosen from over 1000 questions in the exam database. You are allowed 2 1/2 hours to complete the exam.

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111. The Civil Aviation Authority (Air Navigation) Directions The Civil aviation Authority (Air navigation) Directions 2001 (incorporating Variation Direction 2004). Published 16 March 2005. http://www.dft.gov.uk/stellent/groups/dft_aviation/documents/page/dft_aviation_0

Accessibility Contact us Cymraeg Freedom of Information ... Site Index Search document.write(''); Advanced search Information for: Local Authorities Motorists Parents, Teachers and Schools Passengers ... Environmental issues The Civil Aviation Authority (Air Navigation) Directions Printable PDF version (100 Kb) Download help The Civil Aviation Authority (Air Navigation) Directions 2001 (incorporating Variation Direction 2004) These directions are hereby given to the Civil Aviation Authority ("the CAA") by the Secretary of State for the Environment, Transport and the Regions in exercise of the powers conferred by Section 66(1) of the Transport Act 2000 ("the Act"). These directions are given in respect of that airspace comprising all airspace of the United Kingdom and all airspace outside the United Kingdom for which the Government of the United Kingdom has assumed responsibility under international arrangements (together "UK airspace"). CAA's air navigation functions It shall be the duty of the CAA to develop, promulgate, monitor and enforce a policy for the sustainable use of UK airspace and for the provision of necessary supporting infrastructure for air navigation In particular the CAA shall: provide or procure the provision of such advice as the Secretary of State for the Environment, Transport and the Regions and the Secretary of State for Defence, or both

112. Course Descriptions Long range navigation using multiengine aircraft including aviation Law and Administration An overview of the responsibilities and legal http://www.twu.ca/ac/20042005/CourseDescriptions/Aviation.aspx

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113. AOPA Online - Aircraft Owners And Pilots Association Home Page Glass Cockpits in General aviation ; VFR navigation Using Portable GPS Systems Safely ; and GPS Approaches, navigation Databases, and Charts. http://www.aopa.org/

Monday, September 19, 2005 Advanced search Members Home Flight Planning A/C Valuation Services ... Contact Us AOPA Online Safety Center See what else is new on AOPA Online. Raise your safety IQ by taking our free interactive training courses and fun quizzes, using our accident database to learn from the mistakes of others, and reading downloadable publications on critical safety topics like airspace, weather, procedures, and more. More top stories Boyer visits Mooney factory, Embry-Riddle in latest Pilot Town Meeting series AOPA's Phil Boyer got a first-hand look at how the Mooney CEO is transforming the airframe manufacturer The FAA is asking for public input on a "new financing structure" AOPA Expo 2005: The premiere event of the year This year's event boasts a dynamic lineup of speakers, 75 hours of seminars, more than 530 exhibit booths, and a revamped aircraft display Avoid fuel management mis- takes with new Safety Hot Spot On average more than three accidents per week result from improper fuel management New AOPA Sweepstakes Commander photo gallery Our photographers covered the Commander 112A inside and out to provide you with more information on each system FAA addressing MU-2 "problem" the wrong way, says AOPA

114. North Dakota Aeronautics Commission: Facts About Aviation In North Dakota: Navig Aeronautics Commission Facts About aviation in North Dakota navigation Aids. »146 federallyowned navigation aids are located in North Dakota http://www.state.nd.us/ndaero/facts/navaids.html

Home FAQ Contact Us "A Statewide Voice for Aviation" About the Commission Airports in North Dakota Business Aviation State Aviation Facts ... ND Aviation Council Search: Facts About Aviation in North Dakota Pilots and Aircraft Airports and Heliports Navigation Aids Weather Observation Systems Airlines Education Aviation Service Providers ... Economic Statistics Navigation Aids 34 airports have instrument approach availability 146 federally-owned navigation aids are located in North Dakota 86 instrument approaches are available at airports in North Dakota, including GPS overlays 65 airports have radio pilot controlled lighting 50 airports have rotating beacons 38 airports have had visual approach path landing aids 33 airports have unicoms 13 airports have runway end identifier lights 8 airports have an ILS with VOR navaids North Dakota Aeronautics Commission 2301 University Drive Building 1652-22 PO Box 5020 Bismarck ND 58502

115. Civil Aviation Administration - Air Navigation Centres aviation authority Land and office space Air navigation centres The Air navigation Services Centre for South Finland, which is based in the village http://www.ilmailulaitos.fi/airnavigationcentres

SUOMEKSI » Pà SVENSKA » Homepage Publications ... Aeronautical Information Services (AIS) Air Navigation Centres The Air Navigation Services Centre for South Finland PB 714 Aitovuorentie 10 33101 Tampere efes@fcaa.fi Training - Avia College The Air Navigation Services Centre for South Finland, which is based in the village of Nurmi, near Tampere, is responsible for the air navigation services of southern and central Finland. Its northern limit stretches slightly into the province of Oulu and it is bounded by Swedish, Estonian and Russian airspace above sea areas. It handles about 220,000, mainly commercial, flights a year. Northern Finland Air Navigation Centre - EFPS PB 8182 96101 ROVANIEMI efps@fcaa.fi The air navigation centre handles about 45,000 operations a year, of which Rovaniemi Airport accounts for a little more than 20,000.

116. Civil Aviation Administration - Training For The Air Navigation Branch The Finnish Civil aviation Administration has been training its air traffic of aviation related services, from basic tuition for the air navigation http://www.ilmailulaitos.fi/trainingfortheairnavigation

SUOMEKSI » Pà SVENSKA » Homepage Publications ... Aeronautical Information Services (AIS) Training for the Air Navigation Branch in Finland Finnish air traffic services are known for their punctuality and absence of disruption, even though this country has a difficult climate. The importance of training for air transport services is increasing as air transport grows and service demands and forms of service integrate within Europe. Finnish airlines and aviation officials have a long history of professional aviation instruction by international standards. The Finnish Civil Aviation Administration has been training its air traffic controllers since the 1950s. Finnish air traffic controllers have also been successful instructors abroad. International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) requirements and operating models set the groundwork for all areas of air navigation training. Avia College aslo carefully follows the European air navigation programme on uniformity and integration. Further information on training for the air navigation sector is available from training assistant Tommi Sundqvist , t. 09-8277 2021.

117. Welcome To The McGraw-Hill Aviation Week Information Center Specifications in this report cover more than 230 communications and navigation systems used on military, commercial and business aircraft, while Outlook http://construction.ecnext.com/coms2/summary_0249-14044_ITM_aviation

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118. Aviation: Minnesota Department Of Transportation, Mn/DOT (Minnesota Department O This page contains aviation information in Minnesota. The Office of Aeronautics navigation Systems Section Staff Bob Milton Electrical Engineer http://www.dot.state.mn.us/aero/avoffice/navaids.html

Home About Mn/DOT Doing Business Getting Around ... Advanced Search Aeronautics and Aviation Fly Minnesota! Home Aviation A-Z Events Services ... Contact Us Aviation Information Aircraft Registration Education Airport Development Aviation Operations ... Go to Top Navigation Systems Section Overview: The functions of this section are to establish, operate and maintain electronic navigation aids to augment the federal system in Minnesota; installs, maintains and upgrades radio navigational aids such as Very High Frequency Omnidirectional Radio Range (VOR) systems, Distance Measuring Equipment (DME), Non-Directional Beacons, and Instrument Landing Systems (ILS). This section provides technical, planning and financial assistance to publicly-owned airports for airport electrical systems. Examples are upgrading lighting systems, power distribution systems, visual navigation aids, and radio controllers for airport lights. This section is also responsible for installing and maintaining Automated Weather Stations Systems (AWOS) at Minnesota public airports and for collecting and disseminating aviation weather information to pilots through use of electronic devices. Navigation Systems Section Staff: Bob Milton Electrical Engineer Phone: 651-296-9250 E-mail: bob.milton@dot.state.mn.us

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