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Experience in the Chair: Guiding a Twin Beech Home

Air Facts

The airport was central to the region and was well equipped as an alternate with long runways and an ATC control tower staffed with trained controllers from 6 am until midnight every day. Not all VOR stations provided DME and not all aircraft had the necessary Equipment on board. The Tower had no radar.

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ILS Explained (With Examples)

Pilot Institute

Including how it became the most reliable approach for pilots in aviation history. You might have heard pilots talking about the Instrument Landing Systems (ILS). The ILS is a type of approach pilots use to land. It is a precision approach aid based on two radio beams. What is an ILS? But what is it?

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