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Malesia, Australia e Indoensia sperimenteranno un nuovo sistema per il tracciamento aereo

Kuala Lumpur, Malesia - Durante i test, gli aerei comunicheranno la propria posizione ogni 15 minuti

Australia, Indonesia e Malesia hanno annunciato di voler condurre congiuntamente un nuovo esperimento; il test servirà ai controllori di volo per tracciare "Più da vicino" gli aerei che sorvolano gli angoli più remoti dell'Oceano Indiano. Proprio in questa zona, gli esperti ritengono che sia scomparso il B-777 del vettore aereo Malaysia Airline (MA) circa un anno fa (vedi AVIONEWS 1 e 2). Attualmente il...

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Roma, Italia, 03/03/2015 18:48
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