navaid การใช้

• Under the contract, Airport Systems will supply navaid equipment.
• The site is now home to an FAA NAVAID station.
• Navaid is well known for his anti-radicalization work.
• Each route is defined by a number of geographical coordinates and their respective navaid fixes.
• The Ministry of Aviation also opened the Navaid training school on part of the site.
• Navaid Aziz is known for his involvement with numerous charity and non-profit organizations.
• "' Navaid Aziz "'is a Canadian Muslim speaker of Indian and Pakistani descent.
• After graduating from college, Navaid went on to student in Islamic University of Madinah in Saudi Arabia.
• In June 2013, Navaid took on the responsibility of their Director of Public Relations and Student Affairs.
• Navaid was also a consultant in the development of the Calgary Police Service s world renowned redirect program.
• Navaid routing occurs between Navaids ( short for Navigational Aids, see VOR ) which are not always connected by airways.
• May Allah bestow his blessings on him,  said Navaid Hamid, secretary MOEMIN, expressing his sadness on the occasion.
• Direct routing occurs when one or both of the route segment endpoints are at a latitude / longitude which is not located at a Navaid.
• After a number of individuals left Canada to join radical groups overseas, Navaid began working to eliminate opportunities of radicalization in the Muslim community.
• Q routes in the U . S . are RNAV only high altitude airways, whereas J routes use VOR NAVAID's the same way V routes do.
• But they did not interrupt their descent, even though they did not find a navigational beacon, known as a navaid, that they should have passed en route, the report said.
• In areas with good navaid cover this reduces to 10 minutes; if the preceding aircraft is faster than the following one then this can be reduced further depending of the difference in speed.
• The presence of HIWAS information on a VOR is indicated on a sectional or terminal area chart by an " H " in the upper-right corner of the box surrounding the NAVAID frequency.
• For example, two aircraft on tracks that are 60?apart do not have to be far from the navaid to be clear of each other in comparison to two aircraft whose tracks are 13?apart.
• One commonly used separation in these locations is track separation, which states that two aircraft on different tracks to / from a navigational aid must be separated from each other provided at least one is a minimum distance from the navaid.