The phrase "aircraft position" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to aviation, navigation, or air traffic control to refer to the location or coordinates of an aircraft.
Example: "The pilot reported the aircraft position to the control tower for landing clearance."
Alternatives: "aircraft location" or "aircraft coordinates".
Because aircraft could not operate without fixed land references (particularly on long-distance trips), it became necessary to develop an elaborate system of navigation aids (first visual, using beacons, now electronic, using radar) to help indicate the current aircraft position.
Input to the code is the aircraft position data and the pressure time histories.
The alerts are based on radar tracking data (Aircraft position and velocity estimates) provided by the surveillance system.
Aircraft position and time stamping for the scalar magnetometer was determined with Javad geodetic grade GPS receivers using the real-time code solution.
Results show that building wake effects on aircraft position and control effort can be captured by the proposed methodology without the need to simulate the entire urban domain.
This paper discusses navigation algorithm architecture for estimating aircraft position and attitude during approach and landing using landmarks image processing of the Earth.
Terminal 5 and the neighboring Terminal 6 now have 37 aircraft positions between them.
Inside, there was once a tall Plexiglas map of the eastern United States, he said, where air defense personnel used grease pencils to mark aircraft positions.
The positions corresponding to each of the 10 Hz magnetic scalar data points were linearly interpolated from the 1 Hz aircraft positions.
This is mainly because PF-TO has more time compared to PF-TX to start a collision avoidance braking action, as is manifest from the recorded aircraft positions.
ADS-B is used for tracking and finding aircraft positions using satellites.
