The phrase "airline navigation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the operation, management, or technology of navigating aircraft within the airline industry.
Example: "The advancements in airline navigation technology have significantly improved flight safety and efficiency."
Alternatives: "aviation navigation" or "flight navigation".
In 2003, two intense storms traveled from the Sun to Earth in just 19 hours, causing a blackout in Sweden and affecting satellites, broadcast communications, airlines and navigation.
With the flight paths to a sustainable future initiatives, ICAO has highlighted the capability of national authorities, aircraft manufacturers, airlines, air navigation service providers, and other stakeholders to work together to make this new flight paths possible.
A general perspective of the ATS is visualized in an "atomic model" with surrounding external scenario factors and the aircraft as the key connecting element between the main stakeholders: manufacturers, airlines, air navigation service providers (ANSPs) and airports.
This paper uses topological structures of service networks to examine trade-offs between efficiency metrics established around the passenger, airline, and air navigation service provider perspectives.
That includes the US's huge agricultural sector, which uses predictions to judge when to plant which crops; energy companies predicting demand and trying to generate the right amount of power to match; and ships and airlines adjusting their navigation around inclement weather.
The airline's experiments with satellite navigation in Juneau helped prove the technology more effective than ground-based beacons and radar invented in World War II.
Most of its workers speak the same impeccable English as Mr. Premji and perform a wide variety of tasks for United States companies, from staffing telephone help desks for the baggage-claim services and frequent-flier program of a top airline to designing the car navigation system for a leading carmaker.
The service today powers transactional parking services for hundreds of partners, including sports teams and venues, events, travel providers, airlines, hotels, automotive OEMs and navigation systems within their own apps and sites, it says.
More airlines are expected to embrace precision navigation to reduce fuel consumption and emissions.
The overwhelming majority of such users (airlines, power lines, pipelines, space exploration, navigation, ground-induced currents, medical services, etc)., are primarily interested in large space weather disturbances that affect the operation of their systems.
