Describes the instrument landing systems which allows a pilot to safely land an airplane in bad weather conditions. The basic system consists of four (or five) transmitting stations. The localizer transmits a signal down the runway to provide lateral guidance and line the aircraft up on the runway. The glide slope transmits a signal which is inclined with respect to the ground at an angle of about 3 . It ensures that the aircraft will make a smooth descent to the end of the runway while safely clearing all obstacles on the ground under the approach path. The other transmitters are the fan markers.
All about instrument landing systems
Alles ueber Instrumentenlandeverfahren
Radio Electronics ; 55 , 3 ; 49-53
1984
5 Seiten
Article (Journal)
English
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