[LINK] Standards, please! The third coming of electric vehicles
Ivan Trundle
ivan at itrundle.com
Mon Apr 23 19:18:43 AEST 2012
On 23/04/2012, at 3:26 PM, TKoltai wrote:
>> As a last resort, in the air, we rely on TCAS. If I recall
>> correctly, pilots are always to follow TCAS and never the
>> instructions of air traffic control in such situations.
>>
>> Cheers, Ben
>>
>
> Well with the current rate of change of Magnetic North, that could be a
> problem.
The main problem is with avoiding collision with the ground, not other aircraft. Vertical separation is always an issue (and with the ground).
TCAS is now supplemented by ADS-B, which extends beyond the operational limits of TCAS.
Further note: TCASII is only mandated in RPT (Regular Passenger Transport) of turbine-propelled aircraft with more than 30 passenger seats (or with a maximum take-off weight of 15000kg or above.
iT
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