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Airbus testa tecnologie di assistenza al pilota

Risultati positivi per il supporto in grado di supplire ad incapacità di comando aereo

Il Gruppo dell'aviazione Airbus ha comunicato che una sua società controllata, Airbus UpNext, ha iniziato a testare su un aeromobile di prova A-350/1000 le nuove tecnologie "DragonFly". Si tratta di sistemi che danno assistenza al pilota, a terra ed in volo, e comprendono: la deviazione automatica di emergenza in crociera, l'atterraggio automatico, l'assistenza al rullaggio. "Questi test costituiscono un...

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Tolosa, Francia, 01/12/2023 14:43
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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