VHF Frequency Data Transmitter. Aircraft On-board Receiving System.

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VHF Frequency Data Transmitter

Aircraft On-board Receiving System

Where Is The Ground Equipment Housed? ILS Ground Equipment Shed

ILS Approach Plate (chart) Localizer path Glide-Slope Path

Input To System Pilot selects VHF frequency on board the aircraft to track the ILS ILS technician in control tower adjusts ILS signals as necessary (radar application only)

Why Is It So Important? Allows for IFR Landings Greatly increases airport efficiency in inclement weather, or in heavy aircraft operations Compatible with new Autopilot systems with Autoland capabilities Helps pilots land larger aircraft at unfamiliar airports

The Future of ILS Satellite Landing Systems (SLS) using GPS data to define Glide-slope and Localizer paths to runways Microwave Landing Systems(MLS): Operate in same principle as radar ILS, but at stronger signals IPLS (Instrument Pattern and Landing System) which maps landing corridor, and airport landing patterns Demise of radar ILS Certification of all ILS applications for Class 3 Autoland capabilities

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