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Using FM radio broadcasts to make air traffic control safer for Africa

2 February 2016 by Alan

Using FM radio broadcasts to make air traffic control safer for Africa

Africa has the highest accident rate per flying hour in the world, according to Professor Michael Inggs of the Department of Electrical Engineering and the Radar Remote Sensing Group at the University of Cape Town.

Full Article: Research Office – Using FM radio broadcasts to make air traffic control safer for Africa –

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