How do Airplanes Use Radio Stations to Find Their Way?
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How do Airplanes Use Radio Stations to Find Their Way?
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The ability to navigate using radio signals revolutionized aviation. It allowed pilots to automatically and continuously find their location in conditions of little or no visibility, such as a cloudy night or a foggy day. Airplanes were now an effective form of transportation in a much larger set of conditions, not to mention the military advantage of being able to fly in low-visibility situations.
Join us on this episode of The Wing Wag as we go discuss how radio navigation works for a variety of different systems: RDF, Reverse RDF, ADF, VOR, DME, ILS, transponders, and LORAN.
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