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General Description of Flight Safety Problems

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Development of Navigation Technology for Flight Safety

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One of the most important problems that military and civil aviation faces is to ensure landings with a target level of safety in any weather conditions in any region of the globe. The solution to this problem depends primarily on the AC and aerodrome equipment with instrument landing systems.

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  1. Saint-Petersburg, Russia

    Baburov S.V.

  2. Saint-Petersburg State University of Aerospace Instrumentation (SUAI), St. Petersburg, Russia

    Bestugin A.R.

  3. Moscow, Russia

    Galyamov A.M.

  4. Saint-Petersburg, Russia

    Sauta O.I.

  5. Saint-Petersburg, Russia

    Shatrakov Y.G.

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Baburov S.V., Bestugin A.R., Galyamov A.M., Sauta O.I., Shatrakov Y.G. (2020). General Description of Flight Safety Problems. In: Development of Navigation Technology for Flight Safety . Springer Aerospace Technology. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-8375-5_1

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