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ADT

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Domain air traffic
autonoomne hädasoleva õhusõiduki jälgimine
ADT
autonomous distress tracking
Autonomous Distress Tracking
ADT
  • the capability to transmit information from which the position of an aircraft in distress can be determined at least once every minute and which is resilient to failures of the aircraft‘s electrical power, navigation and communication systems
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autonoomne hädasoleva õhusõiduki jälgimine
ADT abbreviation
autonomous distress tracking
Usage examples
  • The GADSS consists of the following main system components: –– aircraft tracking function; –– autonomous distress tracking (ADT) function; –– post flight localization and recovery function; and –– GADSS information management procedures.
Autonomous Distress Tracking
Usage examples
  • The Autonomous Distress Tracking (ADT) function will be used to identify the location of an aircraft in distress with the aim of establishing, to a reasonable extent, the location of an accident site within a 6 NM radius.
ADT abbreviation
Usage examples
  • Independent and separate from the aircraft tracking capability, ADT is used to provide distress alerting and identification of the location of an aircraft in distress with the aim of establishing, to a reasonable extent, the location of an accident site within a 6 NM radius. As per the Annex 6 standards referenced above, and as of 1 January 2021, new aircraft with a take-off mass greater than 27,000 kilograms will have an ADT capability.

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