The present disclosure envisages in the field of navigation of aircrafts, their landing and take-off in low
visibility situations. The
system (100) comprises
User device (200), Terminal (300), Aircraft Speed,
Brake & Engine Control Module (500), a
server (400) and pass-through points (600). Terminal (300) is configured to Aircraft Speed,
Brake & Engine Control Module (500) which is configured to Aircraft Speed
System. The
server (400) through
user device (200) with
air traffic controller creates geofences (on the defined stretched of aircraft flight paths,
runway zones / taxi bay lanes) and stores rules associated with each such geofences. Terminal (300) when it is found in a geofence gets instructions / messages from
server (400) and communicate to Aircraft Speed,
Brake & Engine Control Module (500). Aircraft Speed, Brake & Engine Control Module (500) connected to aircraft
speed management system accordingly changes / regulates the speed of the aircraft which remains valid until Terminal (300) gets a new instruction / message from server (400) once Terminal (300) is at a new geofence. Precise location coordinates-based navigation map (based on multiple geofences fusion / intersection / overlap) and glidepath is created connecting the centerline of touchdown zone of
runway to the terminal (300) of the aircraft when terminal (300) is found at desired descent zone geofence location coordinates.
Pilot follows the glidepath i.e. precise navigation map and altitude (and after considering other usual parameters like speed,
wind speed and direction) at various stages of landing and take-off without a need of visuals /
lighting system which is not available in low
visibility situations like
fog, heavy rains, night-time etc. The present disclosure provides a solution for landing and take-off in low
visibility situation without investing heavily on infrastructure and certification of operations levels of airports like CAT II and CAT III.