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DESCRIPTION:Significant technical improvements over the 70 years have resul
 ted in a much longer life for ILS than expected. ILS is still by far the m
 ost used landing system\, despite ICAO’s standards for new concepts. The
  reasons new concepts were not successful\, are twofold: Difficulties to s
 how financial benefits over costs for individual operators\, and con- cert
 ed action with all involved stakeholders. This has resulted in\, up to now
 \, far less implementation of satellite-based landing systems than expecte
 d. Hence\, ILS might celebrate its centennial before such systems take ove
 r as the preferred aircraft landing system.\n\nCo-sponsored by: Institute 
 of Navigation Switzerland\, ION-CH\n\nSpeaker(s): Dr. Thor Breien\, \n\nRo
 om: F 26.3\, Bldg: Hauptgebäude HG \, ETH Zürich\, Zürich\, Switzerland
 \, Switzerland
LOCATION:Room: F 26.3\, Bldg: Hauptgebäude HG \, ETH Zürich\, Zürich\, S
 witzerland\, Switzerland
ORGANIZER:heinz_wipf@bluewin.ch
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:The history and future of landing systems
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/288351
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><div class="page" title="Page 1">\n<div class
 ="layoutArea">\n<div class="column">\n<p><br />Significant technical impro
 vements over the 70 years have resulted in a much longer life for ILS than
  expected. ILS is still by far the most used landing system\, despite ICAO
 &rsquo\;s standards for new concepts. The reasons new concepts were not su
 ccessful\, are twofold: Difficulties to show financial benefits over costs
  for individual operators\, and con- certed action with all involved stake
 holders. This has resulted in\, up to now\, far less implementation of sat
 ellite-based landing systems than expected. Hence\, ILS might celebrate it
 s centennial before such systems take over as the preferred aircraft landi
 ng system.</p>\n</div>\n</div>\n</div>
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