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Vitrociset (2) all'Atc di Maastricht 2005: il sistema Saaw contro il fenomeno del windshear

Maastricht, Olanda - In occasione della manifestazione la società presenterà il suo Sistema Anemometrico di Allarme Windshear

Vitrociset, in occasione della manifestazione di Maastricht (Olanda) attesa per il primo febbraio prossimo in materia di Air Traffic Control (controllo del traffico aereo), presenterà diversi prodotti tra cui il Vicre (Video Voice Cockpit Recorder) e l’Atres (Air Traffic Environment Simulator System) già descritti (vedi servizio AVIONEWS), ma anche un’altra importante device per la sicurezza del t...

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