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  • DO-247 - The Role of the Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) in Supporting Airport Surface Operations
  • The report presents material on airport surface operations and relates it to the use of GNSS. It is intended that the report provide background information for airport operators/users and equipment suppliers on the role of GNSS to support airport surface operations, and to provide guidance for the further development of performance standards. The report culminates with conclusions pertaining to the use of GNSS for airport surface operations and identifies issues requiring further study.
  • DO-247-PDF
  • Electronic
  • SC-159
  • 1/7/1999