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One of the earliest radio navigation systems was Radio Direction Finding (RDF). Introduced in the 1920s, RDF allowed pilots to determine the direction of a ground-based radio transmitter.

Satellite technology has become a cornerstone of commercial aviation, enhancing navigation precision, in-flight connectivity, and operational efficiency. From GPS augmentation systems to real-time ...

Why next-generation avionics validation is becoming a value driver for aircraft leases. Avionics are the nervous system of the modern aircraft, and the way those systems are tested is evolving almost ...

OLATHE, Kan., May 12, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Garmin (NYSE: GRMN) today announced expanded coverage of the Garmin Navigation Database to include the South Pacific region, including Australia, New Zealand ...

GNSS spoofing attacks are escalating globally, putting aircraft at serious risk of navigation failure and potential disaster. This comprehensive guide reveals how sophisticated spoofing techniques can ...

When you're flying on a commercial jet and going through a cloud, it's easy to wonder how pilots know where they're going, but through an assortment of tools and instruments -- like a VHF ...

India has deployed advanced jamming systems along its western border to disrupt the Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) signals used by Pakistani military aircraft, significantly degrading their ...

The phrase “flying by the seat of your pants” began in the early years of aviation when pilots had to rely on their instincts and the “feel” of the seat and controls to navigate aircraft. Radios and ...