Tomorrow's flight plan

The visionaries behind the idea hold out the prospect of pilots taking their aircraft airborne in near-zero visibility, relying for guidance on infra-red or high-resolution radar images projected onto a head-up display. Once airborne, the global positioning system will provide unprecedented navigational accuracy in three dimensions without the need for ...

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