Übersetzung für 'blind landing' von Englisch nach Deutsch

blind landing

Blindlandung {f}aviat.

Instrumentenlandung {f}aviat.

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landing

Landung {f}aviat.

Landen {n}aviat.

Flur {m} [Treppenabsatz]archi.

Aufsprung {m} [das Auftreffen auf dem Boden nach dem Sprung]sports

Anlegestelle {f}naut.

Absatz {m}archi.

Anlegen {n}naut.

landing {adj} {pres-p}

landend

landing stage

Landebrücke {f}naut.

Landesteg {m}naut.

landing permit

Landeerlaubnis {f}aviat.

landing charges

Landegebühren {pl}aviat.

landing aid

Landehilfe {f}aviat.

landing card

Landekarte {f}

Knots Landing

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landing place

Landeplatz {m}

landing lamp

Landescheinwerfer {m}aviat.

pancake landing

Landung {f} mit Durchsackenaviat.

hover landing

Schwebelandung {f}aviat.

landing strip

Landebahn {f}aviat.

• For approach and landing it used the FuBL 1 or 2 blind landing receiver.
• Previous blind landing radio aids typically took the form of "beam" systems of various types.
• The idea of "beam" based navigation was developed during the 1930s, initially as a blind landing aid.
• Morrison invented a blind landing system soon to be used on all the Royal Navy carriers.
• Communications usually consisted of FuG X, the later FuG 10, navigational direction finder "PeilG V" direction finder (PeilG - "Peilgerät") and the FuG 25 IFF and FuBI 1 blind-landing devices.

• The Lorenz beam was a blind-landing radio navigation system developed by C.
• From 1941 to 1947 there was a co-located Royal Air Force and Royal Navy Fleet Air Arm training station called "RNAS Hinstock (HMS Godwit)", which specialised in instrument and blind landing technologies.
• Jones, who started a search which discovered that Luftwaffe Lorenz receivers were more than blind-landing devices.
• After the war the airfield was used for some experimental work by the RAF with Avro Lancasters being based there, dropping Grand Slam bombs on Orford Ness, and the Blind Landing Experimental Unit (BLEU) was located at Woodbridge.
• One of the two remaining British-based Kestrels was attached to the "Blind Landing Experimental Unit" (BLEU) at RAE Bedford and the other, "XS693", went to Blackburn for modification to take the uprated Pegasus 6 engine.

• The UK government's aviation research facilities including the Blind Landing Experimental Unit (BLEU) set up during 1945/46 at RAF Martlesham Heath and RAF Woodbridge to research all the relevant factors.
• With greater range than lights and weather immunity, radio navigation aids were first used in the 1930s, like the Australian Aeradio stations guiding transport flights, with a light beacon and a modified Lorenz beam transmitter (the German blind-landing equipment preceding the modern instrument landing system - ILS).
• In 1990 he moved to Trimble Navigation, where he participated in efforts to embed the new satellite based navigation GPS into airplanes and with additional equipment enable them for blind landing.
• Alvarez and used in three new systems: an airborne mapping radar called Eagle, a blind-landing Ground Control Approach (GCA) system, and a ground-based Microwave Early-Warning (MEW) system.
• Kelsey continued to research blind landing techniques and develop instrument flying practices and hardware.